In this sequel to The New Policeman, a visit to Tír na n’ Óg becomes a necessity after J J Liddy’s daughter meets a ghost guarding the beacon. There’s something frightening at hand which threatens the whole human race and JJ knows that help can only come from one place - Tír na n’ Óg. JJ needs Aengus Og and his fairy kin but will they come to the rescue? Kate Thompson’s trilogy continues to infuse real life with a delicious touch of magic in a powerful story about human survival.
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In this sequel to the multi-award-winningThe New Policeman, the next generation of Liddys are living in the old family home. Given JJ's links to Aengus ?g and his fairy kin, it is perhaps not surprising that his children are somewhat eccentric, especially his eleven-year-old daughter, Jenny. She forgets to go to school, can't bear to wear shoes, and spends most of her time up in the hills, talking to someone who isn't there. Or perhaps there is someone there, after all. Someone who has more significance for JJ and the rest of the human race than anyone else realises.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed The Last of the High Kings and determined it is suitable for children aged 13-14 years old
The Last of the High Kings features in the following genres: Recommended Children's eBooks, Recommendations, Featured Books for 13+ readers
The Last of the High Kings is available in Paperback
The Last of the High Kings was written by Kate Thompson and published by Liminal Books