Harry Goes to Italy. Iron Pegasus, #4

Par : Steve Turnbull
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-910342-87-9
  • EAN9781910342879
  • Date de parution15/05/2018
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurTau Pres 2020 Ltd

Résumé

Harriet and Khuwelsa Edgbaston aren't typical sisters. Harry is nosy and that winds them up in all kinds of trouble. But this time it's different. After their father's home in East Africa was destroyed, they're going to Italy to find Harry's mother who left when Harry was ten. The search turns into a fight for their lives as they become the target of the Ottoman Empire's war machine. When they finally track down Harry's mother, the deadly outcome is something neither girl could have imagined.
When he's not sitting at his computer building websites for national institutions and international companies, Steve Turnbull can be found sitting at his computer building new worlds of steampunk, science fiction and fantasy. Technically Steve was born a cockney but after five years he was moved out from London to the suburbs where he grew up and he talks posh now. He's been a voracious reader of science fiction and fantasy since his early years, but it was poet Laurie Lee's autobiography "Cider with Rosie" (picked up because he was bored in Maths) that taught him the beauty of language and spurred him into becoming a writer, aged 15.
He spent twenty years editing and writing for computer magazines while writing poetry on the side. Nowadays he writes screenplays (TV and features), prose and code.
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