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Newest Review: ... may be linked to a mysterious family curse. Determined to find the truth, her quest takes her from a splendid Anglo-Indian ... more

 ... mansion on the Yorkshire moors to India, where she uncovers her ancestor's terrible past and a stolen inheritance. But her discoveries put her in mortal danger from a ruthless enemy." The story is incredibly well written, and the characters are very well thought out, and you immediately know who to like and dislike when you read about them. The main character Lizzy is a loveable teenager, whose strength and determination are amazing throughout the book. The authors manage to keep you in suspense about the out...more

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The Moonstone Legacy - Diana De Gunzburg: Moonstone legacy (608 words)
by - written on 15/06/10 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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I was given this book as a gift and even though it is aimed at young adults I still enjoyed it, and it was not at all as childish as I expected it to be. I think it costs around £7.00 from Amazon but is probably cheaper on other websites or if you buy a used copy. it is the first in a series of books, but the next ones aren't finished yet. The blurb from their website about this book reads: "In a sacred cave high in the mountains of northern India, a white-haired hermit sits cross-legged, and signs his final testament: "George Abercrombie, 1874..." "In present-day England, fourteen year old Lizzy ...  Read the complete review