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Praise for THE MIDNIGHT CLOCK
n'Unexpectedly funny as well as tense, this is a teenage read that shows that one of the strengths of time travel stories is how it throws up ideas about our connection to the past.' Sunday Times

'A marvellously exciting - and thought-provoking - time-travelling murder mystery. Smart, funny, moving, atmospheric - I laughed a lot, cried once, could not stop reading, and now actually believe in time travel.' Simon Mason

'This book is equal parts tension, explosive drama, and heart. I loved it' Ben Oliver

Summer 2025.

Amy and her mother, Claire, arrive in the village of Hinxford Magna, where Claire's family lived happily until her sister vanished without trace.

The family cottage is now Claire and Amy's only chance for a new start. But the tranquil village sits in the shadow of Hinxford Court, a manor house whose history is steeped in tragedy. And when Amy sees a young man through a window there, he seems to vanish without trace . . . almost like a ghost.

Summer 1985.

18-year-old Louise is working at the local pub when a young man passes her a note: he is being held captive and needs her help. He claims to be Jack Greenwood, one of a group of evacuee children who tragically died in a fire up at Hinxford farm - in 1943. If Louise helps him, she could uncover what really happened that night.

As the past seems about to catch up with the present, Amy knows she is close to uncovering the secrets of Hinxford Court once and for all - but what will that mean for her future?

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Praise for Jamie Costello and THE MIDNIGHT CLOCK

'Unexpectedly funny as well as tense' Sunday Times

'A marvellously exciting - and thought-provoking - time-travelling murder mystery. Smart, funny, moving, atmospheric' Simon Mason

'This book is equal parts tension, explosive drama, and heart. I loved it' Ben Oliver

Summer 2025.

Amy and her mother, Claire, arrive in the village of Hinxford Magna, where Claire's family lived happily until her sister vanished without trace.

The family cottage is now Claire and Amy's only chance for a new start. But the tranquil village sits in the shadow of Hinxford Court, a long-abandoned manor house whose history is steeped in tragedy. And when Amy sees a young man through a window there, he seems to vanish without trace . . . almost like a ghost.

Summer 1985.

Eighteen-year-old Louise is working at the local pub when a young man passes her a note: he claims he is being held captive at Hinxford Court. She feels she must try and help him, but what will she risk if she does?

Strange things start happening in Amy's life. The past seems to be catching up with the present in frightening ways, but Amy knows she is close to uncovering the secrets of Hinxford Court once and for all . . .

The Mystery of Hinxford Court

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