Double Six
Dec 2013 · Beaten Track Publishing
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About this ebook
When Izzy Barlow passes her driving test, her mum buys her a Fiat 126 that's intent on returning to 1990.
But it's not the car; it's the rather uncool accessories it came with - a pair of fluffy dice that are a little bit different.
"A typical YA sci-fi adventure quickly turns into an intricately woven journey."
What they said about NO DICE (the 'accidental' prequel):
"A quirky but entertaining tale."
"Recommended for anyone looking for something a bit unusual and mysterious with a slight sci-fi touch."
"A great story, with a sneaky history lesson thrown in."
But it's not the car; it's the rather uncool accessories it came with - a pair of fluffy dice that are a little bit different.
"A typical YA sci-fi adventure quickly turns into an intricately woven journey."
What they said about NO DICE (the 'accidental' prequel):
"A quirky but entertaining tale."
"Recommended for anyone looking for something a bit unusual and mysterious with a slight sci-fi touch."
"A great story, with a sneaky history lesson thrown in."
About the author
Debbie McGowan is a social scientist, author and publisher, from the North-West UK, whose personal and academic interests collide in her writing, which is character-driven fiction:
"I try to tell the story of the characters' everyday lives, their personal challenges and achievements. I throw in a few big events along the way - the kind of stuff that happens in real life, but when you read it in fiction, you think, 'Well that's a bit far-fetched.'"
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