
Some voices shout. Some whisper. The most important ones are often the hardest to hear.
Anya’s magical journey continues in Anya and the Crown of Silence, the second adventure in Gavin Clifton’s Anya and the Enchanted Wheelchair series.
Life in the Enchanted Forest of Ravenec has changed for Anya. With her magical pendant, enchanted wheelchair and growing powers, she is beginning to understand just what she is capable of. But when a mysterious package arrives from the edge of the forest, everything changes.
Inside is an ancient crown once belonging to Queen Elithra, a ruler who could hear every thought, every lie and every hidden doubt. It is a powerful gift, but one that ultimately caused her to stop listening to anyone but herself. Now, somehow, the crown has found its way to Anya.
Why has it chosen her? And what does it want her to hear?
As strange whispers ripple through the forest and the crown begins to reveal fragments of its past, Anya sets out to uncover the truth. Her search leads her deep into the pines and towards the forgotten ruins of Thorne, where the story of Queen Elithra, and the real meaning of the Crown of Silence, begins to emerge.
But this is more than another test of Anya’s magic. She must learn to separate truth from doubt, power from temptation and the voices that matter from all the noise around her. As Beatrice warns her, the crown will offer questions disguised as answers. Ultimately, the choice of which ones to believe belongs to Anya alone.
Filled with magic, mystery, humour and adventure, Anya and the Crown of Silence is also a story about finding confidence in your own voice, trusting yourself and discovering that listening can sometimes be every bit as powerful as speaking.
The forest is whispering. The crown is waiting. And this time, Anya must decide what is worth hearing.