A haunting and unforgettable story – at whose heart lies a terrible mystery.
Deep
in the sounds, scents and shifting rhythms of the Amazon forest, a
family have lost their seven-year-old child, stolen by the mysterious
"Invisible People," the tribe which has never been seen.
Through
ten years, their agonized search for him takes them beyond the world's
last great natural frontier into the cruel beauty of the Brazilian
jungle.
When at last father and son do meet – in a dramatic and
terrifying encounter – it is in the emerald forest, a place where the
mythical and magical powers of primal existence must clash with the
cold-hearted greed of modern man.
Robert Paul Holdstock (1948–2009) was an English novelist and author best known for his works of Celtic, Nordic, Gothic and Pictish fantasy literature, predominantly in the fantasy subgenre of mythic fiction. Robert Holdstock also wrote books under the pseudonyms of [author_link_1825] and [author_link_6548].
