The Time Smugglers by Rosie Morgan Series: Camelot Inheritance #2
on 10/30/2013
Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult
Pages: 233
Format: eBook
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It’s been a year since Arthur Penhaligon swapped his skateboard for a sword and became a reluctant, teenage hero - and a Guardian of Cornwall.
Twelve months since he and his friends found themselves among time-travellers and ancient knights.
Fifty-two weeks of wondering what would happen next. The waiting is almost over.
On Cornwall’s shores, old and new enemies are gathering, more deadly and more powerful than the four Guardians could ever imagine.
Memories will live and the Time Keeper will be named. There will be bloody battles, death will finally claim its prize and a tiny green dragon will make its mark
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Nick still jokes (all the time), and Gawain’s Uncle Kitto is just as mysterious. Tamar is even more feisty and Arthur discovers that some old enemies will not die – well not quite.
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'A long-limbed figure scrambles over the rocks accompanied by a midnight-feathered bird. On the cliff path, a Watcher observes the man and the bird, before disappearing with a crackle and a 'woomph' into another century.
Meanwhile Arthur, Nick and Tamar sit together on the hillside above the beach, three of the four Guardians, unaware that the peace of the last year is about to be shattered in the cruelest way possible.
The Time Smugglers, the second book in the Camelot Inheritance series by Rosie Morgan was recently released. The series is a young adult time-travelling adventure. Enter to win a free ebook copy below.
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About Rosie Morgan
Rosie Morgan has lived most of her adult life in Cornwall, the setting for ‘Arthur and the Last Knight’.
Before writing for older children and teenagers, she had many happy years teaching some wonderful children in Cornish primary schools.
She has also painted on the hills of Bodmin Moor, in the woods nearby and on the beaches which frame Cornwall.
She loves cats, throwing parties, really dark chocolate, the Eden Project and her family.
-Not necessarily in that order.
