Reflection of Evil
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and the diary fell from her hands. Amelia
saw a swirling abyss; a bottomless pit.
Amelia Hunter has been cast into a world
filled with magic and mythical creatures.
Every 100 years twins of the Hunter
family have to lock Vivienne DAngelo, an
evil sorceress, within her own dimension.
If Amelia cant find her brother Daniel and
Viviennes real name before the two Suns
align then both worlds will perish. With
Gibble the Amarku and Helix, a long lost
relative, will Amelia be victorious?
Or will time run out?
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Reflection of Evil - The Ink Links
© 2013 by The Ink Links. All rights reserved.
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Published by AuthorHouse 12/18/2012
ISBN: 978-1-4772-5044-0 (sc)
ISBN: 978-1-4772-5045-7 (hc)
ISBN: 978-1-4772-5046-4 (e)
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Contents
Introducing the Ink Links
Authors and Illustrators
And some of their characters
Prologue
Chapter 1: Looking into the Dream
Chapter 2: The Journey Begins
Chapter 3: Watched
Chapter 4: Fire, Fire, Show me the Way!
Chapter 5: The Beast Within
Chapter 6: The Good, the Bad and the Amarku
Chapter 7: The Final Hours.
Chapter 8: Is It the End?
Chapter 9: The Final Beginning
Chapter 10: The Suns Align
Epilogue: Seventeen Years Later
Meanings of Names
Introducing the Ink Links
A small group of students from Huxlow Science College and Irthlingborough Junior School in Northamptonshire accepted a huge challenge—to create their own book for children.
They were named The Ink Links.
Entirely written and illustrated by these talented youngsters Reflection of Evil is a fast-paced adventure story for boys and girls between the ages of 8 and 12.
Meet the Hunter twins Amelia and Daniel, their friend Helix plus numerous other characters, some good, some bad and some completely evil.
Authors and Illustrators
And some of their characters
11.jpgPrologue
Daniel slammed the creaky attic door behind him and ran up the stairs to his den. He kicked a box of Christmas decorations out of his way and threw himself down on to the old sofa.
I can’t believe she would accuse me of that,
he muttered to himself. Why would I even want her diary?
Daniel sat up, leaning over to pick up his sketchbook from the rickety coffee table beside him. Out of the corner of his eye he saw a glint; clutching his sketch book he rushed over to investigate.
Oh, it’s just a stupid, grotty old mirror,
he muttered, drawing the cloth from it.
The mirror had a large jagged crack down the centre with a missing shard. Daniel leaned towards the gap and peered into it.
I can see something,
he thought, getting as close as he could to the mirror. As he leaned forward hesitantly, he caught his sleeve on the crack and the mirror shattered revealing a swirling vortex. To his utter horror his movement was uncontrollable as he was pulled into the mass and despite his fierce resistance he slipped into the void.
Chapter 1: Looking into the Dream
Amelia walked into her room and saw her diary on the shelf. Oh great! Now I’ve got to say sorry!
She picked it up and went to search the house. Amelia began looking in Daniel’s room yet there was no sign of him; next she went towards the kitchen but before she got there, a shimmer of light caught her eye… the attic stairs had pieces of glass on them. Holding the diary closely to her chest with both arms, she started walking up the stairs. Reaching the top she stopped, stunned, and the diary fell from her hands. Amelia saw a swirling abyss; a bottomless pit. The diary was being slowly pulled towards it and so was Amelia. She clung to a wooden beam whilst the diary disappeared but she couldn’t hold on any longer. When Amelia opened her eyes, her blurred sight started to clear and she saw something leaning over her. She let out a shriek and the creature immediately mimicked her; it stepped back hastily, tripped over Amelia’s diary and fell flat on its face. Amelia laughed. What are you?
she asked reaching out in disbelief. The little creature also reached towards her; it seemed to be copying her movements.
M… mm… me… a… Amarku,
it stuttered. Its large brown eyes glistened in a puppy-dog way, its fur was long and hazel in colour and its ears big and floppy. Amelia wanted to pick it up and cuddle it.
What’s an Amarku?
she asked.
It’s, it’s, it’s me,
it replied with a cute but cheeky grin.
Do you have a name?
Gibble, me Gibble. What’s yours?
Gibble asked.
Amelia Hunter.
He perked up.
All humans called Hunter then?
What do you mean?
replied Amelia in confusion.
B… boy called Hunter, he come through shiny rock.
He pointed behind her and she looked round.
Daniel’s here!
She muttered under her breath.
Looking around her she noticed that the trees all had dark green trunks and purple leaves, the grass was blue, the sky was a delicate green and there were two silver suns in the sky.
Wow, this place is cool!
she said in astonishment; she stepped forward realising that Daniel must be in trouble. Where’s the other Hunter? Where’s my brother?
Gibble stepped back and held his hands to his face.
Th… th… they took him.
He shivered in fear as Amelia came forward.
012%20Gibble.jpgWho?
He jumped back and covered his face.
Th… the henchmen of D… D’Angelo!
He shook and Amelia realised she was scaring him; she calmed down.
Sorry Gibble, I didn’t mean to frighten you, but Gibble, do you know where Daniel is?
she finished.
Me don’t know where he is but me know way to evil woman’s house,
Gibble replied.
I need to help him! Please help me!
He thought for a moment.
Come with me, me take you to the Sage.
He walked towards the forest and ushered her