Lostuns Found by Sharon Skinner

Lostuns Found by Sharon Skinner

Author Sharon Skinner (The Healer's Legacy, Collars and Curses) returns with a fast paces middle grade steampunk adventure invoking the spirit of J.M. Barrie.

In the smoke-covered, steam-powered city of Landings, the filthy streets of the lower city are rife with criminals. It's a rough place where orphans and lost children known as streeters struggle to survive by banding together, forming rival crews.

Gage dreams of earning passage to a better place while Wynd has a promise to keep, the last one she ever made to her father.

When their fellow streeters begin to disappear, Gage and Wynd must put aside their long-standing rivalry and work together to rescue their mates from a crew of ruthless, kidnapping smugglers.

But can a pact made under pressure be trusted?

After a four-year stay in the United States, Sharon relocated to Arizona in 1981. She learned electronics in the Navy and traveled halfway around the world on the USS Enterprise. Jason, a repair ship and the first Naval vessel to transport a group of women on a six-month WestPac tour. She was the first enlisted female to stand shore patrol in the Philippines during her tour, and she was the first female DJ to be heard on the Armed Forces Radio Station airwaves emanating from Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean as the Saturday morning FM Rock Jock. Sharon Skinner has a master's degree.

in the field of creative writing Her work has appeared in a variety of regional, national, and international periodicals. She formerly worked as the Executive Editor of Anthology magazine, a small press literary publication based in Mesa, Arizona, for eight years. Sharon is a member of SCBWI (Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators) and the SCBWI AZ Assistant Regional Advisor.

Brick Cave Publications is the publisher of Sharon.