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Saturday, 3 November 2012

Book Spotlight: The Treasures of Drumory, Vol. 1 by Stewart Gemmill

The Treasures of Drumory, Vol. I

by Steward Gemmill
Fantasy
Out now in paperback and ebook
http://www.thetreasuresofdrumory.com/

Blurb:

The Treasures of Drumory, is as daring as it is endearing. Susjee Booth was once described as a mutation of a mutation: an incredibly small, strikingly disfigured little boy who came to possess extraordinary powers. Others described him as an alien, a description that would have amused his parents. For they hated him and came to abandon him in a remote area of the Scottish Highlands that happened to be the setting for a mini utopian state. In such a secretive and guarded society, a wandering individual such as he would be considered a grave and intolerable threat. As events unfold, he is befriended by two Drumorian boys: Qwon and Masoo, and in gratitude, he aims to serve them with blind obedience using his special powers. However, the trio’s exploits whilst eye-opening and wildly exciting for the Aldie boys, prove extremely dangerous and inevitably incur the wrath of their town council who will do anything to protect their secret society. They order the boys to renounce Susjee but Qwon at least cannot bring himself to do so. He runs away with Susjee and the council are forced to send out a special squad to bring him back. Their instructions are clear: if Sujee interferes, shoot him.

Read an extract of the book after the jump