Synopsis

London, 1938

Fifteen-year-old Arabella Swain and her cousin Humphrey are spending a long, hot summer under the watchful eye of their housekeeper Mrs McKay, completely unaware of the adventure and danger which await them.

At the heart of the mystery is a statue of a tiger, discovered by the teenagers’ grandfather; a famous archaeologist, and housed in the British Museum. The statue is linked to an ancient civilisation, and a long-lost book: together, these treasures prove to be a powerful force and the race is on to find the book as a sinister secret order seeks to steal the statue and harness its powers to take control of London.

It’s up to Arabella, along with Humphrey, their friend Tom and the indomitable Mrs McKay, to unravel the mystery and foil the evil plan. Bravery and cunning are key – but so is knowing who they can trust.

Author

H. Scott Thomas

The Tiger with a Sapphire Eye is Haydn's debut novel. He lives in West London and when not writing, enjoys playing guitar and tinkering with old motorcycles.

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Reviews

This was great, I was totally absorbed by Arabella, Tom and Humphrey.

Corin Lazaro

A very enjoyable read with some great humour, really looking forward to the next instalment!

Dexter Bond