Mind Maze
Sixpence, a six-year old, is abandoned by his mother who has aids and can no longer take care of him. Leaving him in the railway station she prays that he is picked up by Social Services. Unfortunately, a street child notices his predicament and becomes his life-line. He is quickly taught how to survive on the streets and after being introduced to glue-sniffing is effectively used for petty thievery and other crimes.
In the meantime the teenagers from the first book ‘The Hunted’ notice strange lights at night on a deserted island and unintentionally embark on another terrifying adventure.
Back on the streets, Sixpence has become immersed in his new life. Out of his mind, most of the time, his conscience no longer exists, until one evening; he is used by his criminal friends to climb into a house and open the door for them. He is exposed to an extremely violent encounter and manages to free the severely beaten owner of the house. During the ensuing chaos Sixpence makes his getaway only to be caught halfway up the street by one of the thugs. The little boy is kept prisoner in ‘the warehouse.’ As the effect of the glue wears off, he hears disturbing rumours concerning disappearing street children and the word ‘scientists’; he doesn’t understand what a ‘scientist’ is but he believes it means something evil.
The young boy is transported with the other prisoners to a deserted island but slips unnoticed into a tiny dark alcove along the dimly lit path, deep within the mountainside.
His adventure truly begins and a cunning develops in the little man as he is exposed to a magical world where his brain and capabilities expand exponentially. He finally realises the devastation Dr Mendel’s evil schemes will cause.This is when his world collides with the four teenagers and together they form a plan.
How will they find their way inside the vastness of the mountain with its many tunnels and caves? Will they be able to rescue the children from the laboratories and will the children want to be saved?
I would love to buy your book…..please publish ASAP I have 2 very interested boys who would like to find out what happens to sixpence.
Hopefully soon Amy! Love you guys x
Cool sounds interesting!
I would buy your book Mary-Anne. I would like to get to know sixpence better he sounds like an interesting little fella .
Thank you Marie x
It is but I knew a young Sixpence. The story I used to explain his name is that his mother loved a mixed fruit jam that had cost Sixpence and as she couldn’t call him Jam she decided on the name Sixpence.
love the idea of Sixpence and would read it
sounds great is it on amazon?
my cup of tea would def read
I’d read it good luck!
Your website is uncluttered and well presented. Good luck with the book.
definitely looks interesting
Read your tweet, I’d buy the book.
I want to read it!
Looks great good luck.
your blurb looks good. Came across it on twitter.
I’d buy the book get it published
good luck from one author to another
Love your website good luck!
I’d buy your book. Sixpence looks really cheeky, well done!
Looks very interesting
Sounds amazing. Good idea x
Good work, I’d buy the book
Sounds good, well done
I would buy your book. Love the blurb, good luck x
I’d buy your book. Think Sixpence sounds interesting.
Good luck with your book
Amazing blurb, read it on Twitter. Good luck.
Looks good best of luck
Came across your website on google. I’d like to buy the book is it sold in the U.S.
Good blurb, I’d buy it
Sounds interesting good luck!
Wow Can’t wait to read it.