Overview

Tristan and Dylan have escaped the afterlife. But fate never meant for them to live. Dylan should have been killed in a horrific train crash. Tristan should still be a Ferryman, an immortal. Now, living in bodies they have no right to inhabit, they discover they're connected by something stronger than love. Their souls are bound together. Alone, they'll die. When they broke through the boundary between the worlds of the living and the dead they defied the laws of the supernatural world, and showed the way for others to escape. Now they must face the consequences. Can true love transcend destiny? Trespassers continues the epic love story of Dylan and Tristan, in the stunning sequel to the truly original, award-winning debut novel Ferryman. This is a love story like no other, beautifully told, richly imagined and with a narrative as full of suspense and action as it is with intense emotion.

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Reviews

'A searing and fantastic epic romance' -- The Herald 'Forget J.K. Rowling: if you want a Scottish--based young adult writer making it big in China, then Claire McFall is your novelist. . . McFall mixes realism, romance and the gothic to impressive and moving effect. Fans new and old will be well satisfied.' -- South China Morning Post 'Humour, romance and horror combined with excellent writing and a Scottish setting for a fantasy YA novel mean that I've really enjoyed this duology from Claire McFall and will look for more to read from the author.' -- Kelly, Waterstones bookseller 'Amazing... The author brought the settings to life with her fantastic imagery.' -- Caleb Robson, Tynecastle High School (for Teen Titles) Praise for 'Ferryman': '... Touching, often funny and sometimes harrowing... The 39 Steps crossed with The Lord of the Rings.' -- The Guardian 'Ferryman was happy, sad, gripping, beautiful, heart wrenching and everything in between.' -- Read and Repeat blog 'Good characters, great development, compelling story and lovely prose.' -- Queen Ella Bee Reads blog 'McFall has created great characters, a romance I loved and a landscape that is fresh. Highly recommend!' -- Reading Away the Days blog 'Ferryman is an addictive read which will tear your heart out and rip it to shreds, but carry on reading because this story needs to be told!' -- Readraptor blog 'Ferryman is a book that will have you hooked from the very first page, hooked to every word and storming through the book, 100% addicted.' -- The Book Addicted Girl blog 'I very quickly fell in love with Claire McFall's Ferryman... It's a beautiful story, which sinks you deeper and deeper into the characters, the world and the suspense.' -- Idea for Today blog 'It is a thrilling read that is emotionally captivating, is intense, uplifting and ultimately tragic all at the same time... Powerful, slightly tranquil, delicate and almost needs its own genre to describe it.' -- Daydreamers Thoughts blog

Praise for 'Ferryman': '... Touching, often funny and sometimes harrowing... The 39 Steps crossed with The Lord of the Rings.' -- The Guardian 'Ferryman was happy, sad, gripping, beautiful, heart wrenching and everything in between.' -- Read and Repeat blog 'Good characters, great development, compelling story and lovely prose.' -- Queen Ella Bee Reads blog 'McFall has created great characters, a romance I loved and a landscape that is fresh. Highly recommend!' -- Reading Away the Days blog 'Ferryman is an addictive read which will tear your heart out and rip it to shreds, but carry on reading because this story needs to be told!' -- Readraptor blog 'Ferryman is a book that will have you hooked from the very first page, hooked to every word and storming through the book, 100% addicted.' -- The Book Addicted Girl blog 'I very quickly fell in love with Claire McFall's Ferryman... It's a beautiful story, which sinks you deeper and deeper into the characters, the world and the suspense.' -- Idea for Today blog 'It is a thrilling read that is emotionally captivating, is intense, uplifting and ultimately tragic all at the same time... Powerful, slightly tranquil, delicate and almost needs its own genre to describe it.' -- Daydreamers Thoughts blog

'A searing and fantastic epic romance' -- The Herald 'Forget J.K. Rowling: if you want a Scottish--based young adult writer making it big in China, then Claire McFall is your novelist. . . McFall mixes realism, romance and the gothic to impressive and moving effect. Fans new and old will be well satisfied.' -- South China Morning Post Praise for 'Ferryman': '... Touching, often funny and sometimes harrowing... The 39 Steps crossed with The Lord of the Rings.' -- The Guardian 'Ferryman was happy, sad, gripping, beautiful, heart wrenching and everything in between.' -- Read and Repeat blog 'Good characters, great development, compelling story and lovely prose.' -- Queen Ella Bee Reads blog 'McFall has created great characters, a romance I loved and a landscape that is fresh. Highly recommend!' -- Reading Away the Days blog 'Ferryman is an addictive read which will tear your heart out and rip it to shreds, but carry on reading because this story needs to be told!' -- Readraptor blog 'Ferryman is a book that will have you hooked from the very first page, hooked to every word and storming through the book, 100% addicted.' -- The Book Addicted Girl blog 'I very quickly fell in love with Claire McFall's Ferryman... It's a beautiful story, which sinks you deeper and deeper into the characters, the world and the suspense.' -- Idea for Today blog 'It is a thrilling read that is emotionally captivating, is intense, uplifting and ultimately tragic all at the same time... Powerful, slightly tranquil, delicate and almost needs its own genre to describe it.' -- Daydreamers Thoughts blog

Author Information

Claire McFall is a writer and a former teacher from Scotland who now lives in Colorado, USA. Her first book, Ferryman, won a Scottish Children's Book Award, was long-listed for the Branford Boase Award and nominated for the Carnegie Medal. She is also the author of dystopian thriller Bombmaker and paranormal thriller Black Cairn Point, winner of the inaugural Scottish Teenage Book Prize.

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