The Lambshank Redemption VOL.II

Dance with The Devil

by Andy Rothwell

Against all the odds, Minty escaped from the castle of lost souls having achieved the impossible. Juhee’s wheel has been retrieved and the demon, Scobberlotcher and its castle destroyed forever, along with the mountain it sat upon.

Alice and all the children are now free to escape their torment and the pharaoh’s curse cast upon Kira, is finally broken, allowing her to finally die and crossover to the lands beyond death.

But, Minty is changed.

The events in Scobberlotcher castle reveal that Minty is bound to an age long, long ago and she has no choice but to do as was foretold; Minty must accept the truth of who she really is and face her destiny.

Minty will need all of her courage and cunning, because what now lay ahead is a terrifying, perilous rollercoaster of events, darker and more dangerous than she could ever possibly imagine.

Minty’s resolve, bravery and even her sanity will be pushed to the very brink of capitulation, as she searches for a way to achieve her destiny.

Minty’s odyssey continues.

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About the Author

Andy Rothwell

Hello, many thanks for taking time to pop into my profile.

I live in a small former mill town called Colne in Lancashire, UK. Colne is in a rural setting in the shadow of Pendle Hill, the famous hill forever associated with the 1612 Lancashire witch trials. Colne was also the birthplace and home of Wallace Hartley, the band master on the RMS Titanic; Wallace was also one of the few taken back home for their burial.

The spark to write didn't happen to me until my late forties and came from nowhere as I had never any ambitions to write, but liked to read quite a lot. Favourite authors are J.R.R Tolkien, James Herbert and the author who's stories both C.S Lewis and Tolkien would read as children, George Macdonald.

Photography is another hobby of mine and this year I was lucky enough to bag a runners - up spot on the television show, Countryfile and their 2019 calendar, getting a place on the calendar in March as one of the smaller photo's beneath the finalists.

Thanks again for stopping by.

Best wishes,

Andy..