Spider Web Powder
Kids, Religion, Fiction - All Religions, Teen, Fantasy and Magic, Fiction - YA, Fantasy
| Author: | James Erith | ISBN: | 9781910134085 |
| Publisher: | Jerico Press | Publication: | May 31, 2015 |
| Imprint: | 2.0 | Language: | English |
| Author: | James Erith |
| ISBN: | 9781910134085 |
| Publisher: | Jerico Press |
| Publication: | May 31, 2015 |
| Imprint: | 2.0 |
| Language: | English |
A devastating storm.
A destructive pathogen.
No known cure.
Only the Heirs of Eden have the answer.
As the Ebora virus takes hold, Archie, Daisy and Isabella - the Heirs of Eden - find themselves trapped in a magical cave with instructions to save humankind.
Only they can deliver what the walls show them.
As they work out how to escape, the ghost, Cain, discovers a means of spreading the deadly Ebora pathogen rapidly around the globe.
He's going to add particulates of the virus into human dreams.
Can Archie, Daisy and Isabella harness their extraordinary gifts and trust in their unlikely status as the Heirs of Eden to make sense of the murals, escape the cave and thwart Cain's shocking plan?
But are they too late?
As the sun rises across the world, more people wake up afflicted.
The clock is ticking. Earth's capitulation to Ebora will not wait.
Some say the world was made in seven days.
In seven days, death will come to all.
"SPIDER WEB POWDER" is the second part of James Erith's thrilling young adult, dystopian, fantasy adventure series – EDEN CHRONICLES - with wicked plot twists, brilliant characters and fizzing action.
If you liked Percy Jackson, CS Lewis, Harry Potter and Phillip Pullman, then you’ll love this British based young-adult adventure fantasy series.
Praise for Spider Web Powder:
"These books should be mandated in schools."
"This is wonderful YA fiction in the very, very best tradition: adventure, ideas, great storytelling, courage and resourcefulness against dark forces, and the love of friends and family… and plenty of humour and surprises."
"Didn't think it (Eden Chronicles) could get any better. An amazing story that leaves you wanting to read more. I can imagine how much every child would love these adventures. You really must give these books a go."
"This book is better than the first one, and that was great."
(Amazon UK)
A devastating storm.
A destructive pathogen.
No known cure.
Only the Heirs of Eden have the answer.
As the Ebora virus takes hold, Archie, Daisy and Isabella - the Heirs of Eden - find themselves trapped in a magical cave with instructions to save humankind.
Only they can deliver what the walls show them.
As they work out how to escape, the ghost, Cain, discovers a means of spreading the deadly Ebora pathogen rapidly around the globe.
He's going to add particulates of the virus into human dreams.
Can Archie, Daisy and Isabella harness their extraordinary gifts and trust in their unlikely status as the Heirs of Eden to make sense of the murals, escape the cave and thwart Cain's shocking plan?
But are they too late?
As the sun rises across the world, more people wake up afflicted.
The clock is ticking. Earth's capitulation to Ebora will not wait.
Some say the world was made in seven days.
In seven days, death will come to all.
"SPIDER WEB POWDER" is the second part of James Erith's thrilling young adult, dystopian, fantasy adventure series – EDEN CHRONICLES - with wicked plot twists, brilliant characters and fizzing action.
If you liked Percy Jackson, CS Lewis, Harry Potter and Phillip Pullman, then you’ll love this British based young-adult adventure fantasy series.
Praise for Spider Web Powder:
"These books should be mandated in schools."
"This is wonderful YA fiction in the very, very best tradition: adventure, ideas, great storytelling, courage and resourcefulness against dark forces, and the love of friends and family… and plenty of humour and surprises."
"Didn't think it (Eden Chronicles) could get any better. An amazing story that leaves you wanting to read more. I can imagine how much every child would love these adventures. You really must give these books a go."
"This book is better than the first one, and that was great."
