James Dawson is the author of Hollow Pike.HOLLOW PIKE
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She thought she’d be safe in the country, but you can’t escape your own nightmares, and Lis London dreams that someone is trying to kill her.
Lis thinks she’s being paranoid – after all, who would want to murder her? She doesn’t believe in the local legends of witchcraft. She doesn’t believe that anything bad will really happen to her. You never do, do you?
Not until you’re alone in the woods, after dark – and a twig snaps…
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Praise for HOLLOW PIKE
I have been waiting a while for this and I’m so pleased that it lived up to my expectations. James Dawson has created a contemporary chiller with hints of Heathers, the Scream franchise and Carrie. Yum.
(Elen Caldecott, author of ‘Project Eiffel Tower’ and ‘How Kirsty Jenkins Stole the Elephant’.)
This book blends important teen issues, teen angst, witchcraft and murder mystery creating a delectable cocktail of a book. Best sipped slowly so you don’t miss a single drop. *****
(Book Angel Booktopia)
Hands up who read the Point Horror books? If you did you’ll recognise the style of this teenage horror – jumps, scares and airport-thriller-type cliffhanger chapter endings. ****
(SFX Magazine)
Very much enjoyed Hollow Pike by James Dawson. If you’re a fan of films such as Heathers and The Craft this is a book for you.
(Michelle Harrison, author of The Thirteen Treasures)
Hollow Pike is a fantastic read from an awesome debut author which I thoroughly recommend. *****
(The Overflowing Library)
I had very high standards for this book. And Hollow Pike met each and every one of them. And excelled them all. Keep an eye on James Dawson. He is going to be huge! *****
(The Pewter Wolf)
Hollow Pike is a great book about witchcraft, high school and bullying, and it all works seamlessly well together. ****
(Cicely Loves Books)
The story is delightfully slowburning and only the merest suggestion of dark forces is present. The reader is constantly left wondering and herein lays the brilliance of Dawson. Throughout the entire book I thought I had it all worked out. I was confident that I’d deduced the story from a history of Point Horror books and trashy horror films. But really, Dawson is a master at the swerve and sleight of hand. Suddenly the story threw up some surprises and I was genuinely gripped by the end.
(Dog Ear Discs)
I really enjoyed this book, if you liked Point Horror and Goosebumps then you will love it too, it was kind of like Blair Witch Project meets The Craft and with a bit of Mean Girls thrown in. I loved the action and the speed of the book, it was a brilliant read. Just don’t read late at night when youre in your house alone… trust me! *****
(The Readaraptor)