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Simon P. Clark is a children's author living and working in the UK. Originally from Britain, he has lived and worked in Japan and the USA. His debut novel Eren was published in the UK by Atom.<b>I loved this supernatural thriller</b>. It has a great narrative drive and <b>I read it in one, rather breathless, sitting</b>. But it's not just magical adventure. It's about the nature of life and death and is <b>really quite profound </b>as it ponders some very deep existential questions . . . There is quite a lot in this story and Clark handles it all <b>with elegance and great sensitivity</b>.
the Bookbag
This <b>darkly fascinating</b> story cleverly juxtaposes a thoroughly contemporary coming of age almost-romance with a sinister and magical adventure. Simon P. Clark is <b>as convincing and captivating</b> when writing about spells and other worlds as he is on the topic of adolescent emotions and shifting human relationships -and each strand of the novel feeds into the other with surprising ease. It's <b>original, haunting stuff.</b>
Teach Secondary
'Sure to appeal to older readers with a taste for the dark side, and probably to adults as well . . . This is an impressive debut from young author Simon P. Clark, who doesn't shy away from pushing his story to its darkest reaches. The ending will leave you shell-shocked'
Independent on Eren
<b>I loved this supernatural thriller</b>. It has a great narrative drive and <b>I read it in one, rather breathless, sitting</b>. But it's not just magical adventure. It's about the nature of life and death and is <b>really quite profound </b>as it ponders some very deep existential questions . . . There is quite a lot in this story and Clark handles it all <b>with elegance and great sensitivity</b>.
the Bookbag