THE TEYTH DA BAI

by Lucy Thompson

　Yi Jiujiu ○ Nian Shi Yiyue　　Before she became conscious, her gaze had been staring blankly at the sky.　　The so-called sky is actually just a long and narrow range, and the parts other than blue are all covered by black borders. At first she couldn't figure out what she saw in front of her. Where are you?　　When I wake up from sleep, I feel as if I'm still half asleep and half awake. Both sides of the body were close to the concrete wall, and the feeling of coldness and stiffness below the back was also. If the sky above is round, she can still guess that she is at the bottom of the well, but judging by the current shape, she seems to be in a long and narrow exhaust ditch.

128 pages, Paperback

Published November 12, 2020

About the author

Lucy Thompson is a stay-at-home mum to five precocious children by day and a snoop by night, stalking interesting characters through historical settings and writing about their exploits.

She enjoys meeting new people from all over the world and learning about the craft of writing. When she can be separated from her laptop, she is a professional time waster on Facebook, a slave to the towering stack of books on her bedside table, and a bottler, preserving fruit the old fashioned way so she can swap recipes and tips with her characters.

Her home is in central Queensland, Australia where she does not ride a kangaroo to the shops, mainly because her children won’t fit.

Represented by Chip MacGregor of MacGregor Literary, she is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers and Romance Writers of America