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An exciting children’s adventure story from the acclaimed author of ROGUE MALE, Geoffrey Household.
12-year-old Dick Garland lives on the northern coast of Spain. With his thirst for exploring, he has ventured into nearly every cave nearby – except the feared Cave of Angels. When dared to spend one night there alone by the gutsy Lola, Dick boldly accepts her challenge. But there’s an unspeakable terror in that cave, and in order to protect his family and friends Dick decides to do something about it . . .
Household’s exciting children’s novel demonstrates the strength of courage, the thrill of adventure and the power of loyalty.
12-year-old Dick Garland lives on the northern coast of Spain. With his thirst for exploring, he has ventured into nearly every cave nearby – except the feared Cave of Angels. When dared to spend one night there alone by the gutsy Lola, Dick boldly accepts her challenge. But there’s an unspeakable terror in that cave, and in order to protect his family and friends Dick decides to do something about it . . .
Household’s exciting children’s novel demonstrates the strength of courage, the thrill of adventure and the power of loyalty.
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Reviews
A rip-roaring adventure
Pure Household and beautifully done ... a great read
Rogue Male ... has achieved deservedly classic status. It's an exciting story, told in a crisp, no-nonsense style reminiscent of John Buchan
Household ... helped to develop the suspense story into an art form
Rogue Male remains as exciting and probing as ever, untouched by the topicality that made it so popular in 1939, and the reason lies as much in its incisive psychology and timeless crispness of language as in its sensational plot
Household is a storyteller in direct line of descent from Daniel Defoe and Robert Louis Stevenson
Rogue Male must forever remain a classic
A great book about an assassin who's a big game hunter and goes to Europe on the eve of World War II ... It has the best opening page I've ever read and is not nearly as well known as it should be