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The Lighthouse by Alex Bell

Series: Red Eye
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On Bird Rock, gannets circle and thick mist surrounds the lighthouse at its centre, hiding the secrets of a tragic past within ...

From the second they set foot on the island to join their dad and his new family, Jess and Rosie feel that something's wrong. Nightmares haunt their dreams and there seems to be someone, or something, else with them in the lighthouse - their home for the summer.

Counting down the days until they can leave, Jess and Rosie decide to investigate. But when Rosie disappears, the countdown takes on a new meaning. Especially when no one but Jess remembers Rosie at all...

Alex Bell's chilling novel is part of the Red Eye series, perfect for fans of Juno Dawson's SAY HER NAME and Kat Ellis's HARROW LAKE.

About the Author
Alex Bell always wanted to be a writer, but embarked upon a Law Degree as a back-up plan, writing no fewer than six novels during her time at university. The published author of FROZEN CHARLOTTE, CHARLOTTE SAYS and THE HAUNTING in the Red Eye series, Alex happily dwells in an entirely make-believe world of blood, madness, murder and mayhem.


Book Information
ISBN 9781788951517
Author Alex Bell
Format Paperback
Page Count 352
Imprint Stripes Publishing
Publisher Little Tiger Press Group
Series Red Eye

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Series:
Red Eye
Imprint:
Stripes Publishing


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