The Crossing of Crocklemell
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Heading to Cressingham via private carriage for a lavish dinner and then on to Southwick for a luxurious holiday, Fleur and Ceri have everything two teenage girls can ask for. Prone to boredom though, the daughters of Lindlebrook's mayor seek a fantastical tale to tell their friends.
The girls convince their two accompanying housecarls to stop off at a designated spot near the town of Crocklemell where a mysterious cottage is said to be located in the outskirts of Oakmere forest.
What will the girls find in the forest?
Will the light-fingered Mirrabell Martell get in trouble for her penchant to loot?
Is it wise to ignore several warnings from a boy who casts no shadow?
And which girl carries a dark trickling secret?
Discover the answer to all these burning questions in... The Crossing of Crocklemell.
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About Tim Harbyns
These stories are written by me, a meat-suited spirit, and I do use some fancy AI audio/visual tools to help with any visual/audio storytelling but they are not used in the writing itself.
Given the choice I'd rather work with humans than A.I. tools on all aspects of creative projects; until I can do that (and being an INTJ personality type doesn't help with meeting new people), I'll work with what's available.
My stories aren't written to win awards but hopefully are enjoyable in their own right with a mix of entertainment and morality.
In terms of reading, my favourite book of all time is The Old Curiosity Shop by my favourite author, Charles Dickens. Not coincidentally, Undelund is a country similar to mid-Victorian era England with added magical and monsterly spice.
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