The Silver Rings
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Book II in the popular and acclaimed Al Andalus series. It is FEBRUARY 1265 and our heroes return home to find that their city has changed. Can their friendships and affections survive the new order?
Rebecca is love-lorn and persecuted; Miguel is now the head of the Delgado family; Ben, the reluctant hero, pines for the past and Atta is desperate to find his father, held hostage by bandeleros. Together with Nathan, the runaway with dangerous new friends, their story unfolds as King and Emir jostle for power in the mountains.
Nathan and Atta still wear their rings, but, in a cruel twist of fate, Juan's lost ring re-emerges, carried by someone who threatens Rebecca's future and her happiness. Meanwhile the bandits join forces with a new and dangerous ally. As an audacious plan to rescue Atta's father is hatched, the friends are separated once again, each of them in great danger.
Can they survive and find their way to safety and each other? FRIENDSHIP FOREVER
The Silver Rings is the sequel to Reconquista, long listed for the Mslexia Children's Novel Award 2016 and No. 5 on Amazon (YA Historical). Five starts on Amazon, five stars on Goodreads.
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Julie Anderson is a writer and author. She writes contemporary crime thrillers for Claret Press as Julie Anderson, her latest is 'Oracle' Book 2 in the Cassandra Fortune series which began with 'Plague'. She lives in south London and blogs occasionally about topics which interest her on the web-site www.julieandersonwriter.com. You can also find her on Twitter as jjulieanderson.
Julie is Chair of Trustees of Clapham Writers, the charitable organisation which produces the annual Clapham Book Festival, now in its fourth year and sponsors literacy and reading in the wider community. She curates literary events at Festivals such as the Lambeth Country Show and Crystal Palace Overground Festival. She edited the annual Story Bazaar Compendium series for four years, containing articles and fiction from a variety of contributors. Her non-fiction writing work appears in a variety of places, including on academic courses and other online sites.
