Jenny Sullivan Libros

Tanith has stolen O'Liam ironfinder from the sinister Conor, Lord of the Land Beneath and she has promised to give him Maebh, the Irish princess who tried to take over Ynys Haf while Gwydion was enchanted and unconcious. Tanith has kept neither promise and she must find some way of satisfying Conor without sacrificing either Maebh or the leprechaun. Ynys Haf is in the grip of a drought, everybody is missing and the Oldway creatures are about. So, as usual, it is up to Tanith, with a little help from her friends, to put things right.

In this sequel to The Magic Apostrophe, Tanith and Gwydion are once more caught up in the struggle of Good against Evil. And there is no one quite as evil as Astarte Perkins. With her one brown and one blue eye, she is easy to recognize and almost impossible to avoid.

Dragonking Gwydion has disappeared, so when Tanith is woken by a presence in her room, a visitor from Ynys Haf - the other-time Wales that she knows so well - Tanith is the only one who can help.

The third volume in the magical trilogy Book of Gwydion, featuring the teenage witch Tanith Williams, for 10-14 year old children.

T.A., Tanith's best friend, and Elffin, son of Gwyddno Garanhir of Cantre'r Gwaelod, have disappeared. Tanith suspects that they have been captured by the sinister Conor, Lord of the Land Beneath, and are being held prisoner. Will Tanith and Gwydion be in time to rescue them?

It is on her birthday that Tanith Williams is told the truth about her mother, about her six aunts, and about herself. Though stunned and scared by what she learns, Tanith is warmly welcomed by her aunts into the witchy world of magic. But then new girl, Astarte Perkins comes to school.