The forest belongs to the walkers Enter at your peril. A fearsome beast lurks deep in the Forest of Tay. Under the cover of darkness it emerges to feed on the local farmer’s sheep and sometimes the farmers themselves. Frazer McCloud believes it’s a wolf, but some whisper that it’s the Cù Sìth a creature summoned by the mysterious ‘Walkers in the Woods.’ Callum is Fraser’s young apprentice, and he’s understandably apprehensive when Fraser insists that they must hunt down and kill the beast. And then Callum meets Mhairi, the innkeeper’s daughter, who knows more about the Walkers than she really should. As time passes, the killings become ever more audacious and Callum realises he has every reason to be afraid… AGES: 12 plus AUTHOR: Danny Weston is a pseudonym for Philip Caveney, who was born in North Wales and now lives in Edinburgh. His debut novel The Piper won the Scottish Children’s Book Award in 2016 and in 2018, and The Haunting of Jessop Rise was shortlisted for the Scottish Teenage Book prize and nominated for a Carnegie Medal.
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