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|title=My Swordhand is Singing
|author=Marcus Sedgwick
|date=July 2006
|isbn=1842551833
|amazonukcover=<amazonuk>1842551833</amazonuk>|amazonusaznuk=1842551833|aznus=<amazonus>1842551833</amazonus>
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Set in the isolated, hostile environment of the forests of seventeenth century Romania, My Swordhand Is Singing tells of the enigmatic Tomas and his adolescent son, Peter, woodcutters and outsiders who cannot seem to find a place to settle. They have spent longer in the village of Chust than they have in any place before and Peter is finally beginning to put down some roots. He has even begun a fledgling romance with draper's daughter, Agnes. However, secrets bristle the air at home, erecting a large and painful barrier between Peter and his father. But family tensions are the least of Peter's worries. Strange and menacing things are happening in Chust. A man who recently died in mysterious circumstances is said to be visiting his wife at night. Something is very, very wrong.

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