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The Silver Fox
What do Emily’s nightmares mean?
Is the appearance of a ghostly fox some kind of warning?
Since the death of her mother, Emily’s life has lost its focus and she has had terrible dreams. Then she sees a silvery fox in her garden, and feels sure that this is a sign of dreadful danger. But only her friend James shares her belief that trouble is brewing on the Shipwreck Coast, a coast so treacherous that countless ships and souls have been lost there through the years.
Can the two of them discover the truth behind the vision of the silver fox? Does that infamous coast hold the clues Emily is looking for? And what is the impending disaster they must try to prevent?
Is the appearance of a ghostly fox some kind of warning?
Since the death of her mother, Emily’s life has lost its focus and she has had terrible dreams. Then she sees a silvery fox in her garden, and feels sure that this is a sign of dreadful danger. But only her friend James shares her belief that trouble is brewing on the Shipwreck Coast, a coast so treacherous that countless ships and souls have been lost there through the years.
Can the two of them discover the truth behind the vision of the silver fox? Does that infamous coast hold the clues Emily is looking for? And what is the impending disaster they must try to prevent?
197 pages, Paperback
Published September 25, 1997
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About the author
Rosemary Hayes
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Rosemary Hayes was brought up and educated in the UK but has also lived in France, America and Australia. She has written over fifty books for children many of which have won, or been shortlisted for awards and several translated into different languages. She has recently turned her hand to writing historical fiction for adults, and the first in this genre, the award winning 'The King's Command' is about the terror and tragedy of a Huguenot family living in Louis XIV's France. The second, 'Traitor's Game' is the first in the trilogy 'Soldier Spy' and follows the exploits of Will Fraser, disgraced soldier, lover and reluctant spy, during the Napoleonic Wars. For many years Rosemary was a reader for a well known Authors’ Advisory Service; she now runs creative writing courses and workshops for adults.
To find out more about Rosemary or to order her books, visit her website www.rosemaryhayes.co.uk
Follow her on Facebook and X @HayesRosemary
Rosemary Hayes was brought up and educated in the UK but has also lived in France, America and Australia. She has written over fifty books for children many of which have won, or been shortlisted for awards and several translated into different languages. She has recently turned her hand to writing historical fiction for adults, and the first in this genre, the award winning 'The King's Command' is about the terror and tragedy of a Huguenot family living in Louis XIV's France. The second, 'Traitor's Game' is the first in the trilogy 'Soldier Spy' and follows the exploits of Will Fraser, disgraced soldier, lover and reluctant spy, during the Napoleonic Wars. For many years Rosemary was a reader for a well known Authors’ Advisory Service; she now runs creative writing courses and workshops for adults.
To find out more about Rosemary or to order her books, visit her website www.rosemaryhayes.co.uk
Follow her on Facebook and X @HayesRosemary
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