Blood Alchemy: Book 3 - Softcover

Benjamin J. Myers was born in the Potteries in 1967. After studying Philosophy and Psychology at Leeds University, Myers attended the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. He saw active service as a Troop Commander in the First Gulf War and is a qualified battlefield survival instructor. In 1993, he attained his Diploma in Law from the University of London and subsequently has been a barrister in a busy practice in Manchester, specialising in serious crime, often representing vulnerable defendants, in particular juveniles. He also lectures other legal professions on mentally disordered offenders and human rights. Married with three children, Benjamin J. Myers lives in north Cheshire.

This gripping tale - part sci-fi, part magic and mystery, really draws the reader in, with the exciting twists to the plot that have you turning the pages keenly to see what will happen next PARENTS IN TOUCH WEBSITE Fast-paced...Start at the beginning and read all three of these exciting, manic and extremely dangerous street rats as they take on the worst that the Universes can throw at them and just about survive... Alchemy ticks all the right boxes, leaves you utterly exhausted and you too will discover how to make time stand still HACKWRITERS The plot thickens in this third instalment of a future dystopian fantasy that blends science with magic. It's an intelligent but accessible read and will involve the reader from its first page to its last. Bookbag is a big fan of this series BOOKBAG This isn't just about a dystopian future, there is also a heavy dose of magic and a liberal sprinkling of science as well. And all of these elements work incredibly well together thanks to the author's skillfully written narrative, as he delivers pace and tension by the bucket load BOOKZONE FOR BOYS Like the previous books, it's rapid-fire action from start to finish and Myers pulls no punches FLIPSIDE MAGAZINE Intriguing and utterly gripping, Blood Alchemy is a heart-pounding winner for children aged 11 and over... -- Pam Norfolk LANCASHIRE EVENING POST