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A Tale of Two Glass Towns

A Tale of Two Glass Towns

Nicola Friar

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In 1999, seven-year-old Theo has been uprooted to live with his grandparents at the opposite end of the country. As the countdown to the year 2000 begins, Theo is increasingly worried about the arrival of the Millennium Bug. Is it an illness, an alien, or the end of the world? When something crashes in the back garden one night, events are set in motion that will change the world as Theo knows it forever. Perhaps his imagination, fuelled by the covers of his Aunt Nina's favourite sci-fi novels, has run away with him. Or perhaps something really is lurking in the mist.
Years later, in 2020, a grown-up Theo contends with a world gripped by a very different, and far more dangerous bug. As he reflects on his childhood, the interesting characters he met in the old graveyard, and what it means to be alien, the line between past and present begins to blur.


ISBN : 978-1-80074-610-7

Published: 26/01/2023

Pages : 188

Size : 147x445

Imprint : Olympia Publishers

Nicola Friar

Nicola Friar is a writer, blogger, and independent researcher. She studied English at university, later returning to study Popular Literatures. She has worked in a theme park, a sports shop, a library, and an office and writes in her spare time. Her main interest is the lives and works of the Brontë family; she makes regular visits to their former home, the village of Haworth, and runs a Brontë themed book club. A Tale of Two Glass Towns is her first novel. You can connect with her on Twitter under the handle @BronteBabeBlog, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/BronteBabeBlog, or via her website www.brontebabeblog.com

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