‘The Last Scarecrow’ Trilogy
Follow Erin and Number Twelve on a perilous adventure across a grave new world surrounded by strange friends, merciless enemies, magic and miracles.
“…off-kilter, atmospheric, emotionally rich, and deliciously eerie … haunting in the best possible way!”
– Marisa Noelle, author of ‘The Shadow Keepers’
“Mesmerising and emotional.”
– Elana A. Mugdan, author of the ‘Shadow War Saga’
“…heart-stopping adventure, pulse-pounding suspense, and unexpected twists and turns … a testament to the enduring power of storytelling at its finest.”
– Suzerina Wilde, Goodreads
“This novel is like no other I’ve ever read. This story made me laugh, cry, despair, rejoice and hope for a better future.”
– MikeLikesBook, Goodreads
“…an unforgettable blend of eerie fantasy and heartfelt adventure that left me both chilled and deeply moved.”
– A. M. Wiley, author of ‘Weird Space’
YA dystopian fantasy adventure. Suitable for ages 12+
The Books
The Last Scarecrow
Erin loved to build scarecrows. She made a dozen in all. Her Pa showed her how. But he’s dead now. Everyone is dead. Well… almost.
Hope’s Ruin
Erin loved Number Twelve with all her heart. She was the kindest, bravest, most terrifying scarecrow in all creation. But she’s dead now… Isn’t she?
Title TBR | 2026
Title and book cover for the third and final instalment in the ‘Scarecrows of Coldharbour Farm’ trilogy will be announced in late 2026.
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Scarecrows
Erin made a dozen scarecrows for Coldharbour Farm. Many are missing, some are adventurers and warriors, and a few are fuelled by a dark, ancient evil.
Wickermen
Born on the Island of Trees, a gang of selfish creatures made of twig and twine will stop at nothing to return to the human bodies they once inhabited.
Mannequins
After years in shops and outlets modelling clothes and accessories, an army of mannequins now control The Crystal Tower armed with bows and blades!
Talking Birds
The birds command the skies and sea and, as every belligerent bird will tell you, they were talking long before humans worked it out.
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