Warriors of Camlann

Warriors of Camlann

by N. M. Browne (Author)

Synopsis

When the thick fog of the Veil descends again, Dan and Ursula expect to return to present-day Britain. Instead, the treacherous mist transports them to an ancient world very like the one they have just escaped. But the battle they fought in only hours before is distant history to those around them and their deeds on the battlefield are legend. Dan and Ursula have travelled forwards through time, but how far? What has happened to their old allies and enemies? To find a way back, they have to piece the clues together and use all their skills of survival - as it seems they were not the only ones to step through the mist. Subtly and cleverly woven around Arthurian legend, Warriors is action-packed and completely compelling.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 400
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published: 04 May 2009

ISBN 10: 0747597006
ISBN 13: 9780747597001
Children’s book age: 12+ Years
Book Overview: Gripping drama and action with fascinating historical detail NM Browne fast establishing niche as powerful and original voice in teen fiction Sequel to Warriors of Alavna - to be re-released on publication of Camlann with strong new jacket design

Media Reviews
Praise for 'Warriors of Ethandun': 'One of the very best magical adventures of the past 30 years ... [Browne] is a part of the grand Celtic storytelling tradition in British children's literature that began with Kipling's Puck of Pook's Hill, continued with T.H. White's The Sword in the Stone and blossomed in Tolkien and Alan Garner' The Times
Author Bio
N.M. Browne went to New College, Oxford to read Philosophy and Theology and then to King's College, Cambridge, to train as a teacher. After attaining an MBA she worked for an oil company as an all-purpose executive and then remembered what it was she'd always wanted to do - write. She is now a powerful voice in children's fiction, 'blending history, myth, archaeology and psychology like no writer since Rosemary Sutcliff'. She lives in London with her family.