Hannah Clark and the Mummified Cats

Hannah Clark is a three hundred and thirtiesh-year-old witch, brought back from the Realm of Hungry Ghosts to the present day - her mission - to save planet earth from extinction in the time it takes for the moon to complete one revolution! Hannah is thrilled to be back in old Hastings and her sole wish is to bring her mummified cats back to life from where their cadavers are displayed on the wall of the Stag pub in a glass case. Hannah meets her friend and future accomplice Oliver Fisher the star physics student on the moment of her reappearance on earth, and he dubiously agrees to help her raise her cats from the dead and save the planet from being blown apart by a mighty magnetar.

The Destroying Angel has a plan to take over earth along with the entire galaxy, and all too soon Hannah and Oliver realise they are mere pawns in his cosmic aspirations, only after Oliver has been nearly swallowed by a soul sucking Lamia! The intrepid pair, along with the revived black cats and Oliver's little sister Annie, are now on a mission of life and death. On their journey to the Crystal Pyramid the D.A sends a Realm Patroller to eat the gallant warriors alive, they escape by the skin of their teeth and reach the mystic pyramid where Thoth the God of Wisdom warns them their quest is all but impossible. Thoth pledges his support but after Hannah invokes the Babylonian goddess Ishtar, she demands young Annie to return to her time as a priestess, as her price for revealing to them the means of locating the ancient Akashic Cedar, the only tree in all history with the ability to fly through outer space.

On the moon, the Great White Spirits appear to have forgotten about planet earth, and with Hannah tied to a stake over a fire, Oliver's help comes from the rusty Egyptian crocodile god Sobek and the warlike but outnumbered Lion headed goddess, Sekhmet.

Can Hannah and Oliver save the world from being blown to smithereens? Or will the Destroying Angel rule supreme over a million burnt out fragments of our green and lovely planet? Only time and a lot of oldy worldly magic will tell.

Children and adults alike will adore this novel entitled ÔHannah Clark and the Mummified CatsÕ. ItÕs just been released by author Sally Moore who is a part-time journalist and has written five yet-to-be-published adult fiction novels. This is her first novel for children. ItÕs a fantastic story which is set in HannahÕs favorite haunt of Hastings, Old Town, including Ôthe Stag InnÕ, where she returns as a 300-year-old witch. Lots of local reference are made and some ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses appear in the tale too. ItÕs got the lot- all mischief-makers interested in purchasing the story for either themselves or children can get this book direct from Trafford Publishing.