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Inkfinger

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about me

I live in Northern Ireland.
I love dreaming up new characters.
I've written two children's picture books and I'm currently writing my third children's novel. I'm seeking agent representation for my book, Dragons of the Western Tides.
Please feel free to leave me honest comments; I like the bad with the good!
I don't do automatic return backings; however, I do try to return reads.
Feel free to message me with read requests. If it's my kind of book I'll read it!
I'm more interested in the books for children on here, rather than the ones for adults, but I have adult books on my shelf too.

Oh, and if I delete or ignore your friend request, it isn't because I don't like you, it's because my news feed is being clogged up with other people's backings :)

If an agent or publisher is interested in my books, I can be reached at willandbex@btinternet.com

favourite books

The Bible
Treasures of the Snow by Patricia St. John
The House in Cornwell by Noel Streatfeild
The Crowfield Curse by Pat Walsh
These is My Words by Nancy E Turner
The Campion series by Margery Allingham
Karen Kingsbury
Roald Dahl
Just William by Richmal Crompton
Dark Summer by Ali Sparkes
Harry Potter
JRR Tolkein
CS Lewis
Enid Blyton
Jennings by Anthony Buckeridge
Far from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy
The Tennant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bronte
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

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Dragons of the Western Tides

Rebecca McMath

Troubled fourteen-year-old Ryan crawls through a tunnel, straight into Viking territory, after finding his dead father's survival knife in a mountain cave...


Fourteen-year-old Ryan’s world has fallen apart since his father was lost in a fishing accident at sea. The final straw comes when his grief-stricken mother suffers a mental collapse and is whisked away to a psychiatric hospital. Ryan runs to his favourite spot in the Mourne Mountains where he discovers a survival knife in a cave – the very knife his father took with him on his last fishing trip. Searching the cave for answers as to how the knife ended up there, Ryan discovers a tunnel and crawls through – straight into 962AD and the age of the Viking settlers.

There Ryan meets a boy called Snorri who instantly recognizes the knife. Ryan goes with Snorri to his farm and is welcomed with open arms into a loving and eccentric Viking family. In between dodging lovelorn Viking girls and mad would-be-mother-in-laws, Ryan begins to unravel a trail of evidence leading to his father’s disappearance.


A middle grade adventure.

 

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Cara Gold wrote 8 days ago

Dear Rebecca, Just wondering if you would have the time to take a ....

Dianna Lanser wrote 10 days ago

Hi Rebecca, Thank you so much for your continued support of Nothin....

Lucy Middlemass wrote 12 days ago

Hello, There is now a Children's Reading Group and we would like y....

David Isaacson wrote 14 days ago

Thanks very much, Inkfinger. I have that LaHaye-Jenkins book also and....

Sharda D wrote 14 days ago

Hi Rebecca, we share some Hardy and Roald Dahl in our fave books lis....

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I wrote 202 days ago

I read it all and it's beautiful. Especially chapter eight, and the end of the scene at the restaurant (I can't remember which chapter that was). I'd have carried on reading if there were more chapters (I'd definitely like there to be). Six-starred and backed. view book

I wrote 211 days ago

I've read everything you've posted and I enjoyed it sooo much. I'd back it if you hadn't already reached the desk. I laughed out loud loads, but why did you leave it on such a sad note?! Please let me know if you ever put the rest up. x view book

I wrote 218 days ago

A Children's Crit Group review. I'd like to see the illustrations for this story. I imagined them in my head and found all the teddies and stuffed animals off Julia's bed played a part in her adventures too! For example, her pirate crew were unusually soft and cuddly! :D I must admit I didn't re... view book

I wrote 249 days ago

Hehe this is funny! I like how all the stories start and end the same. I think I enjoyed the submarine and the pyramid story the most! If this was in book form and had some pictures I'd definitely read it to my four year old. In the pyramid one I did notice there was an 'of' missing in the part whe... view book

I wrote 317 days ago

I'll be your first reviewer! I really like your style. It's competent and the language is very visual. Sam Roden, if that is who he is, is a mysterious character and immediately pulls the reader into the story. I want to find out more about him. Being a Christian too, I'm very interested to see how... view book

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