Mary Stanton began her writing career with one of the most-beloved beast fables of our time; THE HEAVENLY HORSE FROM THE OUTERMOST WEST. She loves writing for younger audiences and loves writing about magic but, after the YA fantasy series The Unicorns of Balinor appeared in 1999, she spent most of her career in the adult mystery field. She is the author of the popular Inn at Hemlock Falls series (as Claudia Bishop), and the paranormal mystery series BEAUFORT & COMPANY.
Mary spends half of the year on her farm in upstate New York, and the other half in a small house in Florida. Many of the Unicorns in Balinor are based on horses that Mary has owned and loved for years. www.marystanton.com
Unicorns of Balinor: Night of the Shifter's Moon (Book Seven)
by Mary Stanton
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BN ID:
2940013545038
- Publisher: Spectrum Literary Agency, Inc.
- Publication date: 11/28/2011
- Series: Unicorns of Balinor , #7
- Sold by: Barnes & Noble
- Format: eBook
- Sales rank: 394,652
- File size: 633 KB
- Age Range: 9 - 12 Years
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The power of the Shifter and the Shadow Unicorn Army threaten to destroy the freedom and happiness of Balinor. Arianna must find a way to combat this overwhelming force, with the help of the Celestial Unicorns, and put an end to the misery inflicted in the Valley of Fear.
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