This is a fantastic start to what looks like an exciting trilogy! I loved it!Nicholas Hallow is a fantastic character. I liked him very much; and felt extremely sorry for him, as he dealt with a tragedy that destroyed his world. When he is sent to live with his godmother, Nicholas has no idea what m...
'All who stand against us shall perish' The critically acclaimed Sentinel Trilogy comes to a thrilling conclusion in this final instalment of the dark fantasy series. The world is falling apart around Nicholas Hallow. Amid rumours that the Dark Prophets have returned, a deathly gloom pollutes En...
‘A gripping and moody psychological thriller. It'll keep you up all night’ – Closer Magazine Rumer Cross is cursed. Scraping by working for a dingy London detective agency, she lives in the shadow of her mother, a violent criminal dubbed the ‘Witch Assassin’ whose bloodthirsty rampage terrorised...
Second instalment of the critically-acclaimed Sentinel Trilogy. In his desperate search for answers about the Sentinels, an ancient society of guardians that his parents once belonged to, fifteen-year-old Nicholas Hallow is tipped into a fresh nightmare of terrifying monsters - and even more siniste...
Nicholas Hallow was, as far as he'd known, an ordinary 15-year-old boy growing up in Cambridge with ordinary (if somewhat boring) parents. However, when his parents die in a suspicious train accident, his life changes course in ways that he never could have anticipated. Suddenly, he is being sent of...
Well, I've had my problems with this book. Several problems even. But I will get to that in a minute. Lets focus on the good stuff first.The general idea of Sentinel is pretty cool, I think. It's a nice story to read and most of the characters are pretty cool. The writing's nice. But still.The world...
I received a copy of this book from the author in return for an honest review.This is a fantastic start to what looks like an exciting trilogy! I loved it!Nicholas Hallow is a fantastic character. I liked him very much; and felt extremely sorry for him, as he dealt with a tragedy that destroyed his ...
Nicholas lived a very ordinary life in Cambridge – until the fateful day his parents died.After which Sam, his parents’ oldest friend, swoops in to try and get him out of Cambridge, to go stay with a godmother he’s never heard of in a large house in the countryside. What should be a simple trip is m...
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