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Cover blurb: Bernice Summerfield has drawn the short straw. Forced to take two freshers on their very first dig, her no-good ex-husband Jason turns up, claiming that he is in deadly danger and is promptly kidnapped. Bernice’s only clue to his whereabouts is a dusty female-shaped statuette — reportedly part of an ancient and powerful weapon. But Bernice knows that’s just silly nonsense. Lost alien civilisations do not leave their most powerful weapons lying around for any nutter to find. Or do they? | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Note: Re-release with new cover art to match the subsequent releases in the Bernice Summerfield range. (Same ISBN as the original CD edition) Cover blurb: Miranda: Bernice’s pet tabby cat. Her constant companion, shoulder to cry on and convenient excuse, as in: ‘Oh sorry. I need to be somewhere else because a certain someone requires feeding’. Has not possessed the ability to speak English before. But then again, he’s never grown much taller than fourteen inches either. Jason Kane: 20th-century guy, kidnapped by aliens and taken to the future where he met and married Bernice. Then they got divorced. Spends most of his time these days in bars, getting involved with very dodgy deals, criminal low-lifes and other undesirables. Far more intelligent and resourceful than he gives himself credit for. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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