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Raven’s Gate (2005), a young adult novel by British author Anthony Horowitz, is the first installment in his Power of Five series (known in the U.S. as the Gatekeepers series). The novel follows juvenile delinquent Matthew “Matt” Freeman as he becomes entangled in a witches’ plot to blast a portal into another dimension to release ...
Raven's Gate-page 255; A Man From Peru-page 271; Later represses of the book contain the prologue and the first chapter from the 2nd book, Evil Star. Summary [] Matthew Freeman is a fourteen year old boy who lives in Ipswich with his aunt, Gwenda Davis and her boyfriend, Brian Conran.
Plot. After being arrested for breaking and entering an Ipswich warehouse, 14-year-old delinquent Matthew 'Matt' Freeman is enrolled in a teenage rehabilitation program and sent to a farm in the village of Lesser Malling, Yorkshire.
1 de jun. de 2005 · Raven's Gate is the first in a series of 5 books by Anthony Horowitz. The first book follows Matt, a young boy who has been enrolled into the LEAF program after being a somewhat unwilling accomplice in what should have been a simple snatch & grab theft.
Ravens Gate plot summary. 3.91. 24196 ratings (Goodreads) Ravens Gate. by Anthony Horowitz. Fourteen-year-old delinquent Matthew 'Matt' Freeman and his seventeen-year-old friend Kelvin Johnson break into an Ipswich warehouse late at night, to steal electrical products but are caught by the one security guard in the building.
Plot overview. The series focuses on five children: Matthew Freeman, Pedro, Scott Tyler, Jamie Tyler, and Scarlett Adams, a group of five modern day teenagers with some sort of power who are expected to defeat the Old Ones and save humanity. [citation needed] Books. Raven's Gate (2005)
Raven’s Gate. The Power of Five Series. Matt has always known he has unusual powers. Raised in foster care, he is sent to Yorkshire on a rehabilitation programme, only to find himself in the midst of sinister goings-on.
