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The Blackhope Enigma
 
The Crimson Shard
Teresa Flavin
 

This sequel to The Blackhope Enigma is imbued with alchemy and intrigue. During what seems like an ordinary museum visit, tour guide Throgmorton lures Sunni and Blaise through a painted doorway into eighteenth-century London. When Throgmorton demands secret information from the pair about their Blackhope escapades, they attempt to flee, encountering body snatchers, art thieves and forgers in this gripping time-travel adventure.

ISBN 9781848770737  |  paperback  |  £6.99
340pp  |  198 x 129mm
epub: 978-1-84877-087-4
mobi: 978-1-84877-088-1

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The Blackhope Enigma
 
The Blackhope Enigma
Teresa Flavin
 

When Sunni Forrest’s stepbrother accidentally transports himself into a Renaissance painting, she and her friend Blaise set out to bring him back. They find themselves in a strange world of labyrinths, monsters and pirates. Can they evade their greedy pursuers? And will they ever find their way home?

Shortlisted for the Scottish Children's Book Award, the West Sussex Children's Book Award 2011, the Leeds Book Awards 2011 and the New Horizons Book Award 2012. Longlisted for the Amazing Book Award 2012.

"An impressive debut that’s part of Templar’s expanding fiction list. It’s a more literary read, and I’d put it at the top end of nine to 12." Fiona Noble, The Bookseller

"…anyone particularly interested in art will be absolutely fascinated by it"  Thebookbag.co.uk

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ISBN 978 1 84877 034 8  |  paperback  |  £6.99
304pp  |  198 x 129mm  |  foil and spot UV varnish on cover
ePub ISBN 978 1 84877 042 3
Mobi ISBN 978 1 84877 045 4