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The Wild Huntsboys
The Wild Huntsboys
The Wild Huntsboys
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The Wild Huntsboys

Written by Martin Stewart

Narrated by Nick Afka Thomas

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In a city overrun by war, Luka doesn’t have time for games. So when his little sister asks him to care for her faeries as she’s sent away to escape the air raids, he dismisses her childishness. But it’s already more than he can bear to see her go, so
he promises to do as she asks.

A promise that Luka quickly breaks. In an empty home, anger and frustration get the better of him. Instead of leaving an offering for the faeries, he flings their saucer of milk as far out the window as he can. Big mistake. The faeries are not
only very real, but they’re more terrifying than he could have ever imagined. And now they want revenge.

With the aid of his new friends—a savvy techie, a quiet evacuee, and an unlikely ally—Luka has three days to turn his house into a fortress. But his problems are even more complicated than he thought: it’s not just the faeries
who are out to get the Wild Huntsboys …

If Luka fails, those closest to him will pay the price—and time is running out.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateMar 30, 2021
ISBN9781705033906
The Wild Huntsboys
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Martin Stewart

Martin Stewart’s Young Adult work was published in the UK and US by Penguin Random House and nominated for several national awards. His Middle Grade series, Bridget Vanderpuff, launched in 2023 with Zephyr. Martin’s work has been published all over the world and translated into multiple languages. A native of Glasgow, he now lives in Troon with his wife, two children and a very big dog. Double Proof is his adult fiction debut.

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