We, the Outcasts of a Killing Sun

by Keith Palmer

The boy has a secret friend, a leviathan, buried beneath the tallest dune on the coast close to where he lives with his father in an old coastguard’s house.
When a new girl arrives at his school nobody likes her much; her hair is a mess, her clothing is musty, she has a pair of white mice and she carries a strange walking stick where ever she goes.
One day, in a fit of temper the girl does something terrible to the teachers and pupils of the school. She is left with no choice but to flee.
The boy with the secret friend decides to help her and pursued by the police, they set out together on an amazing adventure.
They could never in a million years have imagined the unusual places they would discover, nor the strange people they would meet, nor the dangers they would face along the way.
But most incredible of all, they could not have imagined, even in their wildest dreams, the circumstances of how their adventure would end.
But one thing was for certain - they would never again return home. A modern adventure story infused throughout with Roman mythology. Suitable for aged 8 and above to adult.

223 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 20, 2019