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Wolf Moon (Other World)

Wolf Moon (Other World)

by Michael Scott (Author)

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    Paperback 1995

    $6.40
Synopsis

At the end of OCTOBER MOON, Rachel Stone, who is recovering at home in California from her Irish ordeal, sees the signs of the wolf on her own body - she has inherited the werewolf curse! Only Madoc, through whom she has been infected, can help her find her way out of this. Desperate for a cure, she returns to Ireland. But the curse is out of control, and the damage spreads like wildfire.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 160
 Publisher: O'Brien Press Ltd
Published: 31 Oct 1995
ISBN 10: 0862784204
ISBN 13: 9780862784201
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years

Author Bio
Michael Scott is an internationally-published and award-winning author of numerous books for children, teens and adults. Born and brought up in Dublin, Michael has spent all his life with books. He worked in various bookshops and was an antiquarian bookseller before turning to writing. His first book appeared in 1981, and he has had up to sixty books published since then. Michael has a special interest in mythology and fantasy and his books for young readers include stories from Celtic mythology, fairy tales, horror and the supernatural: The Last of the Fianna, The Seven Treasures, House of the Dead, October Moon, and Wolf Moon as well as the Virtual Reality thriller, Gemini Game. Michael Scott's books for adults include horror and the novel Lottery. OCTOBER MOON was the first in the O'Brien Press OTHERWORLD Series which covers fantasy, horror, magic, the supernatural and science fiction. It was followed by a sequel entitled WOLF MOON. October Moon caused the RTE Guide to call Michael Scott The Master of Scariness and from Orson Scott Card, world-famous fantasy writer: A compelling story of dread, Scott is the master of the naturally unfolding mystery, and the tension never lets up . Married, with two children, Michael Scott lives in Dublin.