Books with author Wayne Forester

Raimon has carried the Blue Flame, the true spirit of the Occitan, to the mountains above Castelneuf. There he dreams of Yolanda and gathers more people to his cause. But his resolve begins to fail as he is besieged by the Catholic Aimery and the Cathar White Wolf. In Paris, Yolanda, resists marriage to Sir Hugh, who is building a war train to topple Raimon and bring the flame and the Occitan under the rule of the French King...

When Ka, the time-travelling cat, vanishes, she leaves a word on Topher's computer: TENOCH TITLAN. Topher is horrified. That was the home of the bloodthirsty Aztecs! Can he save her from terrible danger? Can he stop the Aztecs sacrificing his new friend, Patti? Can he escape before the ruthless Spanish conquistadors destroy Tenochtitlan? In this fast-moving adventure Topher meets Montezuma, the legendary Aztec chief, and Cortes, the famous Spanish explorer.

In an embattled country, the Cathars make a last stand against their Catholic rulers. With a powerful husband on the side of the King and a missing lover loyal to the rebels, will Yolanda's love and her dear Occitan survive? This spectacular novel weaves together the friendship, love and bitter rivalry in the finale to this trilogy of romance and adventure.

After hearing scratches in the attic, Alison discovers a dinner service covered in an intriguing floral owl pattern, and a series of events are set in motion that will change her life forever. Alison, her step-brother Roger and Welsh boy Gwyn are forced into a cyclical replay of the tragic Welsh legend of Blodeuwedd, in which a woman is turned into an owl as a punishment for betraying her husband. The Owl Service is a fabulous, multi-layered book of mystery and suspense, but also a contemporary musing on love, class structure and power.

Flowkwee is on a mission - he has to disguise himself as a schoolboy and spy on young earthlings, in order to help his father with his research. Here are his letters to his best friend, describing the strange earthlings who have only one head, two peepers, and no aerials, lights, whirlers or even winkers! And he discovers the fool-proof way to catch earthlings is to tell them to follow a sign saying 'ice cream!'Interest Age: 7+

After hearing strange scratches in the attic, Alison discovers a dinner service covered in an intriguing floral owl pattern. A series of events are set in motion that will change her life forever. Alison, her step-brother Roger, and Welsh boy Gwyn are forced into a cyclical replay of the tragic Welsh legend of Blodeuwedd, in which a woman is turned into an owl as a punishment for betraying her husband. The Owl Service is a fabulous book of mystery and suspense, but also a contemporary musing on love, class structure, and power.