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Sentinel available to buy from today!
Peridot Press has released Sentinel in paperback and eBook today!
Buy your copy through the Peridot website and receive a goodies-stuffed fan pack that includes postcards, author notes and a poster. Just head here: http://www.peridot.co.uk/bookshop
Or if eBooks are more your thing, head over to Amazon to download direct to your Kindle.
Amazon UK: http://amzn.to/1jAdb6t & Amazon US: http://amzn.to/1hEwPtE
And as always, if you like the book, please do spread the word!
Happy nightmares!
Buy your copy through the Peridot website and receive a goodies-stuffed fan pack that includes postcards, author notes and a poster. Just head here: http://www.peridot.co.uk/bookshop
Or if eBooks are more your thing, head over to Amazon to download direct to your Kindle.
Amazon UK: http://amzn.to/1jAdb6t & Amazon US: http://amzn.to/1hEwPtE
And as always, if you like the book, please do spread the word!
Happy nightmares!
Press Association review Sentinel
The Press Association have reviewed Sentinel! Check out what they thought below…
Just weeks before he turns 16, Nicholas Hallow is orphaned when his parents die in a bizarre train crash. They’d left him at home in Cambridge in the care of bubbly neighbour Tabatha, but hadn’t told him where they were going. In their absence, Nicholas finds a hidden room containing vast tomes of Sentinel Chronicles and a birthday gift from his parents. Sam, an elderly friend of the Hallows, is tasked with telling Nicholas what has happened to his folks and takes him through unseasonal snow to the remote country mansion home of his ‘godmother’.
On the way, Nicholas has a strange premonition moments before their decrepit bus is stormed by a beautiful, scarlet-clad woman intent on murder. Nicholas begs Sam to explain his parents’ secret life, but it falls to his strangely youthful godmother Jessica, to reveal that he himself is a Sentinel, a “supernatural demon hunter”.
Written poetically (“An angry black cloud was unfurling across the afternoon sun like a colossal inkblot”), with carefully-drawn characters, this is an extremely promising YA debut by a young author. 8/10
(Review by Kate Whiting)
Just weeks before he turns 16, Nicholas Hallow is orphaned when his parents die in a bizarre train crash. They’d left him at home in Cambridge in the care of bubbly neighbour Tabatha, but hadn’t told him where they were going. In their absence, Nicholas finds a hidden room containing vast tomes of Sentinel Chronicles and a birthday gift from his parents. Sam, an elderly friend of the Hallows, is tasked with telling Nicholas what has happened to his folks and takes him through unseasonal snow to the remote country mansion home of his ‘godmother’.
On the way, Nicholas has a strange premonition moments before their decrepit bus is stormed by a beautiful, scarlet-clad woman intent on murder. Nicholas begs Sam to explain his parents’ secret life, but it falls to his strangely youthful godmother Jessica, to reveal that he himself is a Sentinel, a “supernatural demon hunter”.
Written poetically (“An angry black cloud was unfurling across the afternoon sun like a colossal inkblot”), with carefully-drawn characters, this is an extremely promising YA debut by a young author. 8/10
(Review by Kate Whiting)
Wednesday Warble: That's a wrap! Ish...
To celebrate finishing the second draft of Ruins, book two of The Sentinel Trilogy, I've posted a blog with a few juicy spoilers and a discussion of the terrifying Tinker Zone.
Check it out at the Sentinel Trilogy website here.
Check it out at the Sentinel Trilogy website here.
Ruins cover revealed!
I'm really excited to reveal the cover for Ruins, book two in the Sentinel Trilogy. It's already been posted up to the Ruins Goodreads page here: RuinsBe sure to check it out and add it to your reading list!
Ruins is published by Peridot Press on 18 May 2015.
