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  • Joshua Cross and the Queen's Conjuror

    Di Redmond

    language (Di Redmond, July 5, 2004)
    Joshua Cross's enemy, Leirtod, is back with a vengeance...Swept back to 1590's London and placed in the care of Dr Dee, the Queen's Conjuror, mathematician, astrologer and occasional dabbler in the occult, Joshua soon discovers that his friend Dido is in mortal danger. With Dr Dee's aid, Joshua must reach her before Leirtod does and death is dealt. Dee, however,is surrounded by his own demons: spies set up to burn him for his Catholic sympathies. This is an action-packed novel that treads the dark side of the Elizabethan court where treachery and intrigue abound."A unique book, fun for all as it mixes history with exhilarating adventures," Independent on Sunday."Redmond's colourful and exciting novel conveys a convincing sense of intrigue and has a stunningly successful episode involving Christopher Marlowe and the first performance of 'Dr Faustus'," Times Educational Supplement."It's great strength is the vivid way in which past characters and events are recreated," School Librarian.
  • Joshua Cross and the Queen's Conjurer

    Diane Redmond

    (Gardners Books, Feb. 29, 2004)
    Johua's enemy, Leirtid, is abck with a vengeance. Swept back to 1590s London and placed in the care of Dr Dee, Joshua soon discovers that his friend Dido is in mortal danger. With Dee's aid Joshua must reach her before Leirtod does and death is dealt. Ages 10+.
  • Joshua Cross and The Queen's Conjurer

    Diane Redmond

    (I Books, Feb. 1, 2006)
    Swept back in time to London during the 1590s, Joshua Cross finds himself in the care of Dr. Dee, the Queen's Conjurer, who must use his unique talents despite the machinations of his enemies when Joshua discovers that his best friend Dido is danger from their archenemy Leitrod. By the author of Joshua Cross and the Lair of the Centaur. Original.
  • Joshua Cross and the Queen's Conjuror

    Diane Redmond

    (Gardners Books, Dec. 31, 2004)
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