After being forced to flee from their home planet, twins Zane and Finola find themselves on Earth and seperated from Mum and Dad. With such a large reward on offer for whoever is able to find the ‘aliens’, Zane and Finola can’t trust anyone and must make sure that they never break cover on their tour of planet Earth.

Zane and Finola are now in another country at a traditional country fête, but Finola catches sight of a familiar face and the twins have to escape. But if they go now, they won’t get to join in the treasure hunt, which they are now convinced will lead them to Dad. 

Other Books in the Series

• Searchlight: The Rock
• Searchlight: Treasure Hunt

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Ann Bryant is a writer with several internationally successful series from Café Club to Ballerina Dreams. She also writes in the field of music education. Ann is often invited to schools in the UK and abroad to give presentations and workshops. The Searchlight series is her first publication with Graffeg.

Laura Wood is originally from Treviglio, a small town in the north of Italy. She studied illustration in Melbourne, Australia, but now lives and works in Milan with her two cats. Since 2012, Laura has illustrated picture books, junior fiction, magazines and textbooks.

Worldwide rights available with support for translation:
Grants may be available for language adaptations in European territories. For a full list of eligible countries, visit: https://etc-corporate.org/our-members/
Contact the publisher, rights@graffeg.com or info@therightssolution.co.uk for more information. For more information, visit: https://graffeg.com/blogs/news/etc-translation-grants

Laura Wood is originally from Treviglio, a small town in the north of Italy. She studied illustration in Melbourne, Australia, but now lives and works in Milan with her two cats. Since 2012, Laura has illustrated picture books, junior fiction, magazines and textbooks.