The Mapmaker's Daughter
Caroline Dunford
Apr 2014 · A&C Black
Ebook
240
Pages
About this ebook
Sharra's world is a terrifying place. Violent seismic 'Shifts' and outbreaks of an all-consuming black fire radically alter landscapes on an increasingly frequent basis. Only the Map Makers can predict where the Shift will fall, and Sharra, daughter to one of the most famous Map Makers, yearns to join their ranks and break a cultural taboo which forbids female cartographers.
Sharra's father, Lord Milton, is one of the few to challenge the current order, but his shadowy past limits his political reach and his second wife, Lady Ivory, is determined to manipulate him to ensure a privileged future for herself and her daughter, Jayne. The main obstacle standing in Ivory's way is Sharra.
Sharra's father, Lord Milton, is one of the few to challenge the current order, but his shadowy past limits his political reach and his second wife, Lady Ivory, is determined to manipulate him to ensure a privileged future for herself and her daughter, Jayne. The main obstacle standing in Ivory's way is Sharra.
About the author
Caroline Dunford has been a journalist, playwright, short story writer, psychologist and psychotherapist. As a psychologist, she is driven to understand what makes people tick and, as a writer, likes to explore the darker side of human nature. Caroline lives in Edinburgh.
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