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978-1784974428

A Kingdom Falls (Ravenmaster Trilogy)

A Kingdom Falls (Ravenmaster Trilogy)

by John Owen Theobald

Publisher Zephyr

Genre: Children's & YA

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About the book

London, 1944. War is raging across Europe and Hitler's terrifying secret weapons, V1 rockets, transform life into a nightmare.

After her mother was killed in an air raid, Anna Cooper was sent to live with her uncle, the Ravenmaster at the Tower of London. Now, he too is dead and Anna must seek help from her estranged father to discover her only chance of fighting back.

Commandeering a Spitfire, Anna leads a crew of fearless pilots to intercept the deadly rockets. But Hitler has one final secret weapon, against which there is no defence... At the eve of a devastating war, Anna must confront the ghosts of her past and do what she can to survive in a world for ever changed.

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About the Author

John Owen Theobald

John Owen Theobald is a novelist and BAFTA Rocliffe winning screenwriter. He is the author of the best-selling Ravenmaster Trilogy of novels.


Born and raised in Eastern Canada, John moved to the UK to study the poetry of Keats, and in 2009 received a PhD from the University of St. Andrews. He lives in London, England.

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