When a family is struck by tragedy a little hope is all that is needed.
When Kate’s father goes missing, Kate’s life is thrown into chaos.
More than ever before, she is drawn to the old tin hut among the tussock grass.
There she lights a lamp each night to guide her father home. And there she meets the troubled Troy. Secretive and brooding, Troy seems
almost as lost as her father.
Kate wonders if her life will ever be the same.
Creators
Elizabeth Pulford was born in Hamilton, Canada, but was brought up in New Zealand from the age of two. She began writing in her early 40s. Since then her publications have included articles, poetry, short stories in newspapers, magazines and on the radio. Many of her adult short stories have won national competitions. Her children’s books range from early readers through to YA novels; two of which have been finalists for the New Zealand Post Awards. Elizabeth has always loved books. In fact some of her best friends are books and she couldn’t imagine life without them. She is a believer that the world is full of enchantment and that there is magic all around if only we care to look.
For more information about the author, please visit her website: http://www.elizabethpulford.co.nz/
Reviews
An exciting tense and mysterious book with a dramatic end.
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