Cupid's Arrow
Author: Merlin, Isabelle
ISBN: 9781741664379
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE AUSTRALIA
Year first published: 03 Aug 2009
Pages: 354
Format: Paperback / softback
Love at first sight has never been so terrifying
Love at first sight has never been so terrifying
It's been a while since 16-year-old Fleur Griffon has had one of the weird and scary dreams that used to plague her childhood. So she's really creeped out when she starts dreaming of being hunted through a dark forest by an unseen, sinister archer.
But when her bookseller mother unexpectedly inherits the magnificent library of a famous French author, Fleur forgets all about her fears. Excitedly, mother and daughter travel to Bellerive Manor, near the ancient French town of Avallon, reputedly the last resting place of the 'real' King Arthur. And it is there, in the magical green forest near Bellerive, that Fleur meets a handsome, mysterious boy called Remy Gomert. It seems to be love at first sight, beautiful as a dream.
But Fleur's nightmare is just about to begin . . .
ISBN: 9781741664379
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE AUSTRALIA
Year first published: 03 Aug 2009
Pages: 354
Format: Paperback / softback
Love at first sight has never been so terrifying
Love at first sight has never been so terrifying
It's been a while since 16-year-old Fleur Griffon has had one of the weird and scary dreams that used to plague her childhood. So she's really creeped out when she starts dreaming of being hunted through a dark forest by an unseen, sinister archer.
But when her bookseller mother unexpectedly inherits the magnificent library of a famous French author, Fleur forgets all about her fears. Excitedly, mother and daughter travel to Bellerive Manor, near the ancient French town of Avallon, reputedly the last resting place of the 'real' King Arthur. And it is there, in the magical green forest near Bellerive, that Fleur meets a handsome, mysterious boy called Remy Gomert. It seems to be love at first sight, beautiful as a dream.
But Fleur's nightmare is just about to begin . . .
