Hunted Down

by Joe Hartwell

Overview

Farley Fox tells his own story. Hes being hunted down, but the hunt saboteurs come to his rescue. Afterwards, Farley and his friends set out to discover what lies behind the hunting What have the foxes done to deserve having their families torn apart?

A friendly terrier and a group of domestic cats help find the answers. Meanwhile another hunt is on its way. Farley alone must make a decision. With the ultimate sacrifice can he ensure the safety of his family . . ?

And past events still haunt him. Its time to make amends.

Cover design&illustrations by Lorraine Sadler

Scans EPS Graphics

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781456790318
Publisher:	AuthorHouse
Publication date:	01/26/2005
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	204
File size:	2 MB
Age Range:	3 Months to 18 Years

About the Author

Joe Hartwell has been writing stories for people of all ages since 1980, but Hunted Down is his first full-length novel to be published, originally intended as a one-off children’s story. Since the manuscript was first submitted to mainstream publishers, however, for political reasons it was nearly withdrawn. Fortunately, Joe Hartwell loves wild animals and is determined to help stop all blood sports, and felt the best way of doing this was to give one fox, Farley, a voice, so that he could tell a story from the foxes’ viewpoint. Hartwell feels now that Hunted Down is not only a children’s story, but is an account of events that are based on carefully researched details, and therefore an enlightening story for people of all ages. 

Lorraine Sadler (Illustrator)

Lorraine Sadler is a professional artist, and has had a collection of her drawings published as Limited Edition Giclee prints. In July 2002 a drawing of hers won the Joyce Chaffin Memorial Scroll as part of Roy Chaffin’s annual ‘Paint A Wildlife Subject’ competition. She’s a member of The Wildlife Art Society and The Natural World Art Group.

While Joe Hartwell was working on Hunted Down, he noticed some of Lorraine’s work in wildlife magazines. So impressed he decided to contact the artist. He then asked her to illustrate his book.

He’s now working on another book, Mysterious Ways, and has a further fox story in the pipeline. He hopes that Lorraine will be working with him again on these.

EPS Graphics (Scanning)

With such fine drawings, extremely proficient people were required to reproduce correct colour and detail. For this we are grateful to Nigel and Kevin of EPS Graphics in Bedford.