The wolf bell (The children of Ynell series) [Unknown Binding]

Shirley Rousseau Murphy (Author)

Book Description

Series: The children of Ynell series | Publication Date: 1980

In the world of Ere, the child Seer Ramad seeks a mysterious runestone with the aid of an ancient bell that enables him to control and communicate with the thinking wolves of the mountains, who become his friends. But will they be a match for his enemies, the evil Seers of Pelli, who are determined to control Ramad's mind and through him, to obtain the stone for their own dark purpose?

A Kindle edition of this book is available in an omnibus titled The Shattered Stone.

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Product Details

• Unknown Binding: 172 pages
• Publisher: Avon (1980)
• Language: English
• ASIN: B0006XKODE
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #10,427,266 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

More About the Author

Shirley Rousseau Murphy grew up in southern California, riding and showing the horses her father trained. She attended the San Francisco Art institute. Shortly after graduation, she married and worked as an interior designer while her husband attended USC. "When Pat finished school, I promptly quit my job and began to exhibit paintings and welded metal sculpture in the West Coast juried shows," Murphy explains. Her work could be seen in many traveling shows in the western States and Mexico. She continues, "But when we moved to Panama for a four-year tour, in Pat's position with the U.S. Courts, I put away the paints and welding torches, and began to write."

She has published sixteen children's books, a young adult fantasy quintet, the Dragonbards fantasy trilogy, and The Catswold Portal. "It was while working on this adult fantasy that I knew I wanted to explore further the fascinating world of sentient cats. I began to see the gray tomcat, whom I knew well in real life, as a feline detective with a brash attitude--and the die was cast. I launched into the Joe Grey mystery series. I like discovering anew with each book how the three cats interact with their close-knit world of human friends--Joe Grey in-your-face abrasive, Dulcie of a gentler nature, and Kit wildly imaginative."

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5.0 out of 5 stars Now available for Kindle in an omnibus edition, February 24, 2011

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This book and the preceding one in the series, The Ring of Fire, are now available for Kindle in an omnibus edition titled The Shattered Stone. (The remainder of the series is in another omnibus, The Runestone of Eresu.) If you liked this book, please review it there.

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