Sharon Sant

'What the man told him was too incredible to believe, yet Jacob did believe it. On some deep unconscious level he had always known it to be true. He was an invention, a fictional character. Jacob Lightfoot didn't exist.' A strange-eyed boy with no memory of his true identity or real parents, Jacob could have no idea of the mortal danger he has been in every day of his fifteen years. Now that danger has found him and suddenly he doesn't know who he can trust and what is real anymore. All he knows is that his new identity is almost as terrifying as the peril unleashing it has brought. Caught in the universal power struggle of an ancient race of beings and a destiny demanded of him that he does not want, he must fight to protect his own life and everyone he holds dear. But when the time comes, will he be strong enough to make the sacrifices that saving them will demand? PRAISE FOR SKY SONG: '...clear some space from my shelf of favourites; this book just made it.' Anahera Reads. 'Sky Song is a beautifully written novel...' Parenting Without Tears. 'I was completely hooked until the very end.' Victoria Loves Books. ALSO BY SHARON SANT: The Young Moon (book two of the Sky Song Trilogy) Not of Our Sky (book three of the Sky Song Trilogy) Runners The Jackie Chan Fan Club The Memory Game

Sky Song

'If there is a hell, I think maybe this is it.' Weeks after fifteen-year-old David is killed by a speeding driver, he's still hanging around and he doesn't know why. The only person who can see and hear him is the girl he spent his schooldays bullying. Bethany is the most hated girl at school. She hides away, alone with her secrets until, one day, the ghost of a boy killed in a hit-and-run starts to haunt her. Together, they find that the end is only the beginning...

The Memory Game

Jacob fights for his life and Ellen faces her toughest decision yet: whether to finally reveal his true identity to his parents. For Jacob is one of the Watchers of Astrae, a race of beings with extraordinary powers, and sworn to protect the natural order of the universe. But Jacob has broken one of Astrae's oldest laws and chaos threatens to cover the Earth. Alex faces the fall into darkness that has long been prophesised. Her only ally is Makash, their bitter and twisted uncle, and Jacob has already succumbed to the shadows. Who will be there to catch her? With the first part of the ancient prophecy already coming to pass, it seems their only hope lies in the second part - the riddle of the star that will bring them back to the light. But what does it mean? And why do Jacob, Alex and Ellen all dream of the same lighthouse, night after night? Not of Our Sky is the third book of the Sky Song Trilogy. PRAISE FOR THE SKY SONG TRILOGY: 'A fulfilling, compelling read...' Burning Tree Reads '... the story of each character's journey and the loyalty and love they have for one another will have you turning the pages.' Victoria Loves Books '...brilliantly surprising at every chapter...' A publishing Condiment ALSO BY SHARON SANT: Sky Song (book one of the Sky Song trilogy) The Young Moon (book two of the Sky Song trilogy) Runners The Jackie Chan Fan Club The Memory Game

Not of Our Sky

Elijah is nothing special. He's just a skinny kid doing his best to stay one step ahead of starvation and the people who would have him locked away in a labour camp - just another Runner. But what he stumbles upon in a forest in Hampshire shows him that the harsh world he knows will become an even more sinister place, unless he can stop it. As past and present and parallel dimensions collide, freedom becomes the last thing on his mind as he is suddenly faced with a battle to save his world from extinction. But before Elijah can find the courage to be the hero the world needs, he must banish his own demons and learn to trust his friends. And all the while, the sinister figure of Maxwell Braithwaite looms, his path inextricably bound to Elijah's by a long dead physicist, and hell bent on stopping Elijah, whatever the cost.

Runners

'It is a prophecy, Watcher. And it foretells your destruction.' So comes the stark warning from Astrae. But what does the prophecy that tells of the young moon actually mean? Two years have passed and Jacob's search for the second Successor brings him back to Earth. But his Watcher powers seem to be useless as the other Successor remains shrouded in mystery... And he soon discovers that his bitter uncle, Makash, is also hot on the trail. Jacob's quest takes him and Luca halfway across the globe in a race to get to the other Successor first. As they get closer to their goal the body count starts to rise and Jacob and Luca are dragged deeper into Makash's deadly game as the net closes around them. All Jacob has to do is cheat death, yet again, find another like him amongst the seven billion people that swarm over the face of the planet before Makash does, and thwart the prophecy that spells his doom. No pressure then... The Young Moon is the second book of The Sky Song Trilogy. PRAISE FOR THE YOUNG MOON '...one of the best books I've read this year.' From the Shadows I review. 'The Young Moon keeps you turning pages and will leave you hungry for the next book.' Bookshelf Butterfly. ALSO BY SHARON SANT Sky Song (book one of the Sky Song trilogy) Not of Our Sky (book three of the Sky Song trilogy) Runners The Jackie Chan Fan Club The Memory Game

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