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    1936: The Year of Secrets
    1936: The Year of Secrets
    1936: The Year of Secrets
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    1936: The Year of Secrets

    By Andy Phillips

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    Twelve years have passed since Edith Clayton's blood was infected by mysterious liquid, giving her the power to relive memories and heal from wounds. A lot has changed since she came to Germany. The Weimar Republic is gone, replaced by Nazi dictatorship. Her sister Irene - almost an adult now - has abandoned her. But one thing remains the same: Edith hasn't aged a day since fourteen.

    After her parents were killed, Edith went with Gustav Ernst to find answers, but countless tests and theories have brought only more questions. Until now they'd managed to keep her condition secret, but when a ruthless Nazi archaeologist recovers the ancient scroll that led her father to the artefact that started all this, Edith discovers just how dangerous the new Germany can be.

    Retracing her father's footsteps to Egypt, Edith will need her powers to survive the perilous journey across the Sahara Desert. She will encounter many enemies along the way. Most deadly of all is the sister she thought she knew.

    (Third book in the Eternal Child novella serial.)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAndy Phillips
    Release dateSep 8, 2014
    1936: The Year of Secrets
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    Andy Phillips

    Andy Phillips lives in Manchester, UK. He holds a PhD in Applied Mathematics and currently works as an analyst, but has previously been a mathematics teacher and a researcher based at NASA Goddard, USA. Despite his non-literary background, Andy has a passion for creative writing, and is the author of numerous works of fiction, most notably a series of text adventure games (in the style of 80s Infocom works) that are currently available as free downloads from specialist websites. Most of his works feature female protagonists and/or villainesses, and his favourite genres are action adventures, thrillers, and science fiction.

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