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 The Warrior's Princess - Barbara Erskine
Newest Review: ... and reluctantly goes through with it. While there she gets rather drunk. The next morning she wakes up to discover she has ... more  ... been raped, but she can't remember a thing. She has her suspicions as to who has done it but doesn't want to involve the police as she had helped a student who had been raped and could never go through everything involved. So instead she quits her job and runs to her sister's house, Ty Bran, which is in the middle of the Welsh hills. Her sister, Steph, has gone to Rome and so Jess ends up alone in the house. It is at Ty Bran that Jess starts to dream.
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The Warrior's Princess - Barbara Erskine: Two people connect across the ages (2008 words)
by - written on 06/02/09 (Very useful, 314 readings)
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Barbara Erskine has been writing many years and I would describe her as a historical author with paranormal/ghostly airs. Her first book was called "Lady of Hay" and was extremely well received. She followed this with "Kingdom of Shadows", "Child of the Phoenix", "Midnight is a lonely place", "House of Echoes", "On the Edge of Darkness", "Whispers in the sand", "Hiding from the Light" and "Daughters of Fire". She has also written three books of short stories. ("Encounters", "Distant Voices" and "Sands of Time") She is one of my Mums absolute favourite ... Read the complete review
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