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Ophelia Brown and the Runaway
A.A. Strange
language (, March 12, 2012)Ophelia Brown meets Serafina Campion, a runaway from a children's hostel. Serafina is sought by the ghastly Mrs Harker, and by a crook who is a pretty nasty case himself. Ophelia has to unravel the reasons behind this situation, and eventually she confronts the crook, and faces a puzzle when she traces Mrs Harker to a haunted Rectory.This novella is the third in the series, The Saga of Ophelia Brown, and is intended to be read by children of 9-12 years. The author describes the book as a modern fairy tale.
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Ophelia Brown and the Russian
A.A. Strange
language (, March 24, 2012)Ophelia is fourteen when she meets and befriends the Russian, Alexei Kirilov. Nobody questions how Kirilov made himself wealthy during the relaxation of Communist rule in the 1990s, but Ophelia finds out that today his business activities are shady. Ophelia must exercise some of her paranormal powers to extricate Kirilov from trouble, and the events of this year are to change her life forever.This is volume 6 in the Saga of Ophelia Brown and is intended for 10 to 12 year olds.
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Ophelia Brown and the Demon
A.A. Strange
eBook (Stuart Law, March 21, 2012)An item in a tv antiques programme raises Ophelia's curiosity and her investigation leads to a confrontation with a demon who has slipped through a crack in time, in his search for a precious artefact, which will lend him immense power. This is the fourth volume in the Saga of Ophelia Brown, and is intended for 10 - 12 year olds.