Bansi O'Hara and the Bloodline Prophecy - Couverture souple

"The author has ransacked the realm of Faery and skilfully balances real chills and thrills with wonderful knockabout humour" (John Newman Publishing News)

"A fantastic romp of a story, full of myth, mayhem and magic" (Primary Times South)

"A highly entertaining read with plenty of comic relief to the book's darker moments" (Benjamin Scott Carousel)

"This is a romping good read . . . From the opening chapter we are hurled into a whirlwind of a story, full of humour, excitement, suspense and fantasy . . . The story throws up many surprises, vividly related for maximum effect, with a satisfying resolution" (Judy Deacon Inis)

"This would be a wonderful story for confident readers independently and also for use as a classroom reader" (Read Me)

Bansi O'Hara is visiting her granny in Ireland, when very strange things start to happen. First there is the swan that seems to be following them from the ferry, then the strange little man who appears in her bedroom and says he's a brownie called Pogo.

Things get even stranger when Bansi finds out that her birth fulfilled an ancient prophecy from Tir na n'Og, the land of the faeries, and that the wicked Lord of the Dark Sidhe wants to spill her blood on faery soil.

Bansi, Pogo and Tam, a handsome faery who can change into animal form, cross through the gate that separates the two worlds to try and make the prophecy come true for the good faery peoples. But the Dark Lord is waiting for them . . .