Enter a world of secrets and adventure in Dishonour Among Thieves, the second book in Paul Durham’s fantastical The Luck Uglies series, out now to buy in paperback (£6.99) from HarperCollins Children’s Books.
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“The Luck Uglies has it all: a feisty heroine, monstrous creatures, and abrimful of humor, and horror, to keep the readers turning the pages.” – Joseph Delaney, Author of the Spook’s Apprentice series
The legendary Luck Uglies are the most deadly, dangerous band of men Ryley O’Chanterhas ever met – and her father, Harmless, is their high chief. Having been in exile for ten years the Luck Uglies are back in Village Drowning, but bringing them out of the shadows and back together was has thrown up new dangers.
There is bad blood between Rye’sfather, and a sinister masked man named Slinister Varlet. As Harmless and Slinister vie for control of their men, Rye finds herself caught up in their dangerous game. Throw in avengeful son, a dark curse, and a collection of thieves and smugglers and the stage is set for another page-turning adventure.
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