Books with author Johnstone

Knowledge is power, but too much is dangerous. The dark heart of an occult secret society beats in the bowels of Oxford’s prestigious university and someone, or something, is searching for an ancient text which can open the most terrible of doors. Seventeen year old Lizzie Dean is only just beginning to reassemble the shattered pieces of her life; and being in her last year of school it is more important than ever to get it together. But the discovery of the mutilated body of her brilliant, if rather odd, friend threatens to unravel it all once more. The subsequent police investigation is not going well. Without any apparent motive or forensic evidence the case is going very cold, and Lizzie must take matters into her own hands. Lizzie’s investigations will uncover shadowy secrets of the world around her, those close to her and even herself.

Ebook version published on August 31, 2012.Book 4 in the Kiwi Series. Have you ever wished your cat could talk or wondered where he/she goes when you're not around?The wedding of Inspector Furrball and Madame Purrfect approaches, but, catastrophe, the ring is stolen! A pawprint identifies Fyre Cracker as the thief, but he lives in the dark world of the UnderPaw beneath Cat City, inhabited by crimicats. It’s up to the Kiwi Klub to find the ring. In the human world, the hamsters decide to stand up for their rights to better plastic wheels and an abundance of sunflower seeds. Meanwhile, the dastardly Dev shocks Kiwi with the news that he knows a big secret about her family – her father, Delphinius, may still be alive! The key is The Sculptor, who will lead Kiwi and friends on their biggest adventure yet – to the strange Isle of the Serpent where they will come face to face with their most dangerous adversary so far.Kiwi and the Serpent of the Isle was a Finalist in the Children's Books category of the National Indie Excellence Book Awards 2013. It also gained an Honourable Mention in the Children's Books category at the 2013 Hollywood Book Festival."With this book, Kiwi takes a giant pounce forward as a literary treasure."AE Drury, Amazon reviewerFurry fun for ages 7-99.