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The Fatal Child (The Cup Of The World)
John Dickinson
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Description for The Fatal Child (The Cup Of The World)
Paperback. Atti is the Fatal Child. Beautiful and adored, she is troubled by a recurring nightmare of violence and betrayal. She can love no one and trust no one, and she wakes screaming in the nights. Driven by his love for Atti, Ambrose, son of Phaedra, gives up his wandering existence and takes the throne. Series: The Cup of the World. Num Pages: 560 pages. BIC Classification: YFH. Category: (J) Children / Juvenile. Dimension: 125 x 198 x 34. Weight in Grams: 390.
He could see her, the woman the size of a mountain, weeping for a child lost. He could feel that weeping in his heart - all the loss and pain and darkness of the world, on and on, dragging at him like weights that pulled him into deep water. Atti is the Fatal Child. Beautiful and adored, she is troubled by a recurring nightmare of violence and betrayal. She can love no one and trust no one, and she wakes screaming in the nights. Driven by his love for Atti, Ambrose, son of Phaedra, gives up his ... Read more
He could see her, the woman the size of a mountain, weeping for a child lost. He could feel that weeping in his heart - all the loss and pain and darkness of the world, on and on, dragging at him like weights that pulled him into deep water. Atti is the Fatal Child. Beautiful and adored, she is troubled by a recurring nightmare of violence and betrayal. She can love no one and trust no one, and she wakes screaming in the nights. Driven by his love for Atti, Ambrose, son of Phaedra, gives up his ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2014
Publisher
Corgi Childrens
Condition
New
Series
The Cup of the World
Number of Pages
560
Place of Publication
, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780552573382
SKU
V9780552573382
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99-1
About John Dickinson
John Dickinson worked for the Ministry of Defence in Brussels for many years but now writes full time. He's married with two children and lives in the Cotswolds. He is himself the son of an acclaimed author and grew up up with stories constantly under construction in his house.
Reviews for The Fatal Child (The Cup Of The World)
"By turns courtly, earthy, political, bloody, tragic, romantic and melancholy, Dickinson’s prose is a joy to experience. The imagery is sometimes disturbing or gruesome and may appeal to the more mature reader, to whom I wholeheartedly recommend it"
Inis
"By no means an easy read, it is immensely rewarding, for older teens or adults with the courage to ... Read more
Inis
"By no means an easy read, it is immensely rewarding, for older teens or adults with the courage to ... Read more