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Master of the Scrolls

by Benjamin Ford

355 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #04-2356; ISBN 1-4120-4548-7; US$28.00, C$33.28, EUR23.00, £16.00

Mystery and romance collide across the centuries in MASTER OF THE SCROLLS, the debut novel by Benjamin Ford.

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About the Book

Mystery and romance collide across the centuries in MASTER OF THE SCROLLS, the debut novel by BENJAMIN FORD

Renowned historical novelist, Gloria Schofield, dreams of Isabella Neville, a woman murdered in 1536. Cast adrift in time and cursed to wander for eternity by the evil warlock, Sawyl Gwilym, Isabella's spirit has sought a means to warn of events that are yet to happen.

From beyond the grave, a prophecy proclaims that a woman from the future will dream of Isabella, causing the return of the evil warlock, hell bent on vengeance for his own demise, and determined to continue his quest for the secrets of alchemy.

Believing she is being possessed, Gloria returns to her ancestral family home in search of answers. What she finds is a manuscript, 'The Master of the Scrolls,' written by Isabella before her death, in which she reveals the fate of the woman from the future who dreams of her.

When Sawyl Gwilym's reincarnation appears, the prophecy appears to be coming true. Time is running out for Gloria, who believes her destiny lies in the past, in the loving arms of Isabella's husband, and she discovers that if she cannot alter fate then she will die a horrible death and lose all that is dear to her.

Can Gloria defeat the Master of the Scrolls and prove the prophecy false without changing history, or does fate perhaps have other plans for her?

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About the Author

Benjamin Ford was born 1969. Always an avid reader, it was only a matter of time before he turned his hand to writing his own stories. A fascination for the paranormal and a love for history led to the writing of Master of the Scrolls. He counts Barbara Erskine, Diana Gabaldon, James Herbert and Jilly Cooper amongst his favourite authors, loves most types of music and enjoys West End productions when time permits.

Benjamin has studied Tudor History at Havant College, and worked for the Post Office from 1987 to the present. He lives in Portsmouth with his two cats, and is currently working on a number of projects including The Master of Prophecy, a sequel to Master of the Scrolls.

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