Tara Duncan and the Spellbinders (The Tara Duncan Series) - Softcover

Audouin-Mamikonian, HRH Princess Sophie

Softcover

ISBN 10: 151070387X ISBN 13: 9781510703872

Publisher: Sky Pony Press, 2016

Synopsis

Twelve-year-old Tara Duncan has been developing strange telekinetic powers that allow her to bend space and levitate others high above the ground. Her two best friends, Betty and Fabrice often the victims of Tara’s uncontrollable abilities are the only ones who know about Tara’s secret: Tara is a spellbinder.

Descended from a long line of powerful magic-wielders born on the planet OtherWorld, Tara is different from her friends. When a man with a mask, Magister, attacks her home, Tara escapes to OtherWorld, where she finds loyal friends and learns about her mysterious powers. But when Tara discovers that her mother is alive and held captive by Magister, will she have mastered her powers enough to be able to rescue her from his evil clutches?

This is the first book in the Tara Duncan series a fantasy series full of action, adventure, and romance, focused on a heroine who will face danger and betrayal with resilience, courage, and magic.

About this title

Review:

Well-written characters who do not fall into stereotypical and predictable behavior. Young readers looking for a light fantasy read with slapstick humor will be interested in this book.”
VOYA

About the Author:

HRH Princess Sophie Audouin-Mamikonian has been writing since the age of twelve. She holds a master’s in diplomacy and strategy and is married with two teenaged daughters. Her Tara Duncan series is a bestseller in France. She lives in Paris, France.

William Rodarmor is a veteran French literary translator, writer, and editor. His translation of Tamata and the Alliance, by Bernard Moitessier, won the 1996 Lewis Galantière Award from the American Translators Association. He lives in Berkeley, California.

About this edition

• Publisher: Sky Pony Press
• Publication date: 2016
• ISBN 10: 151070387X
• ISBN 13: 9781510703872
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 480