The Haunted Harp

Blinded in a car crash, 11-year-old Aisling is given an ancient harp inhabited by the spirit of Blind Rory O'Cahan. Her skill attracts the attention of the Fair Folk, who kidnap her to perform for them in the Otherworld until the end of time. Her 8-year-old brother, David, sets off to rescue her with the help of their father, Rory, the family banshee, Her Above, and a member of the Hidden Folk of Iceland.This is a traditional Middle Grade story, with no LGBT++ or white-on-black racist or orphaned child or abusive parent themes. All romantic attractions are heterosexual, the bigotry issue is white vs less white, and parents and other adults are supportive. Challenges come in the form of dealing with disability, acquiring self-confidence, and confronting tyranny and bullying non-violently. Children's resilience and creativity feature.