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    Flint

    By Margaret Redfern

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    Haunting tale from the Dark Ages. Will and his brother Ned are conscripted children, ditch diggers for the new castle at Flint. Suspected for treachery they must flee into the wilds in the midst of winter
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHonno Press
    Release dateNov 15, 2012
    ISBN9781906784737
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    Margaret Redfern

    Margaret Redfern was born in Beverley. She is a BA graduate of Lancaster University and MA graduate of Trinity Carmarthen. She has lived in Turkey, Wales and England and currently lives in Lincolnshire. She has taught English Literature and Language for much of her life but also wrote for IPC magazines and Bauer Publications. She currently contributes to Pembrokeshire Life and Down Your Way magazines.

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    • 3/5
      It wasn't bad but couldn't really connect with the characters. But I loved reading more about Wales.