Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Tom Palmer was a reluctant reader as a child and credits articles about football with getting him into reading. He is now the multi-award-winning author of many books for young readers, including the Young Quills Award winner After the War and FCBG Children’s Book Award winners Armistice Runner and D-Day Dog. In 2019 Tom was awarded the National Literacy Trust’s Ruth Rendell Award in recognition of his significant contribution to literacy work in the UK.
<p>"A typically exciting and involving story from Tom Palmer" – LoveReading4Kids</p>
<p>"Brings a really interesting dimension for pupils learning about Roman Britain" – Books for Topics</p>
<p>"Engaging yet easily accessible. The plot moves along quickly leaving the reader eager to find out what is happening and how it can be stopped. When reading for the first time, I devoured Dark Arena in one sitting. I just couldn’t put the book down" – Mr Davies Reads, Blog</p>
The action-packed second story in Tom Palmer's trio of spine-tingling spooky adventures with a sporty twist.
It's meant to be a stress-free holiday in London, but suddenly Seth and Nadiya will need all their skills asDefenders. Ghostly activity is threatening a Premier League club as they build a new stadium on Roman ruins.One worker has already met a grisly death – and many other lives are in danger. The horror of modern injusticeseems to have woken the spirits of the past …What can the Defenders do to change things?Action-packed follow-up to Killing Ground in the Defenders series.
My name is Seth.
I can see into the past.
And I can feel the horror.
Seth and Nadiya are meant to be on holiday, but it’s fast becoming a nightmare. London is full of ghosts – and Seth can see and hear them all.
A violent death at an old amphitheatre, an army of zombie-slaves, a ruthless
and corrupt tycoon. Can the Defenders face their own worst fears to heal the wounds of past and present?
Forhåndsvisning
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Tom Palmer was a reluctant reader as a child and credits articles about football with getting him into reading. He is now the multi-award-winning author of many books for young readers, including the Young Quills Award winner After the War and FCBG Children’s Book Award winners Armistice Runner and D-Day Dog. In 2019 Tom was awarded the National Literacy Trust’s Ruth Rendell Award in recognition of his significant contribution to literacy work in the UK.