Meg and her mother have left their London apartment and go to start a new life in the country and Meg is unhappy.
One afternoon Meg hears the voice of a child calling her from the garden. Following the child's pathetic calls, she unearths a toy horse with an obsidian mirror in its forehead. Through this mirror, Meg makes contact with Jankin, the ghost of a young boy. He tells her that he has been imprisoned for 500 years by a necromancer.. Meg feels sorry for him and promises to release him.
But is Jankin is the innocent child he appears to be? Or is something or someone more powerful at play?
One afternoon Meg hears the voice of a child calling her from the garden. Following the child's pathetic calls, she unearths a toy horse with an obsidian mirror in its forehead. Through this mirror, Meg makes contact with Jankin, the ghost of a young boy. He tells her that he has been imprisoned for 500 years by a necromancer.. Meg feels sorry for him and promises to release him.
But is Jankin is the innocent child he appears to be? Or is something or someone more powerful at play?
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