Stonechild

Where do we go to when we die? Imagine human consciousness embedded in the molecules of a statue. So, when the famous statues of London come to life, it is a spectacle like none other. They come with a specific message, and an offer we cannot refuse. As the world reels in this wonder of science and religion, Molly Hargreaves has other plans, and she sets out to prove that things are not as they seem. Chased, captured and confined, Molly confronts the statues and her own fears. But who can she convince? The people are welcoming. The Government has succumbed. The police try to act, but how do you shoot stone and metal? What would you do? Be prepared to be run ragged around London on a mystery worthy of the great Sherlock Holmes! Stonechild has recently won a Gold Award from Literary Titan who said this — "Stonechild isn’t just a book—it’s an experience that lingers in the mind long after the final chapter is done, leaving one eager to explore the nuanced messages woven throughout its narrative.” Stonechild also won the Silver in its genre in the BookFest Awards 2024.

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Hljóðbók: 3 februari 2024