The Cry In The Forest
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Phu is feeling sick. He wants to get out of the cave and run. He is scared, scared of Pete and the prehistoric creatures, scared of dying in the jungle. He knows however, that he can only escape from this situation by thinking hard, drawing up a plan. Not strength, but intelligence will have to get him out of here, so he needs to be patient. He wonders whether he can befriend the cavemen like Pete did, gain their confidence and thus regain his freedom. Now that he has been told the full extent of Pete’s plan, he knows his days are numbered.
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When five teenagers head to Malaysia for a holiday in the rainforest, they find more than the typical tourist attractions. With worrying rumours of savage creatures and things going missing, the line between reality and myth becomes unclear. When Phu disappears and two distrustful men arrive, what will the friends do in the adventure of a lifetime?
The missing link, a topic of longstanding debate, has resurfaced. With science defied, all five of them must work together to shed light on the truth.
About the Author
Kristien De Wulf was born in Bruges, Belgium. She attended Hemelsdaele in Bruges and obtained a Master’s Degree in Translation in Ghent. In 1993 she married Chris Van Aeken and they moved to London where she worked in an IT company. In 2001 she graduated from the University of North London with a Master’s Degree in Computing. She worked as a technical writer.
Kristien and Chris have three children and now live in Hong Kong. She wrote the book based on a trip to Malaysia and her experiences in Hong Kong.