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Jayben and the Star Glass

Jayben, Book 2

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Jayben and the Star Glass

By: Thomas Leeds
Narrated by: Hamish Lloyd Barnes
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An incredible immersive fantasy series about a boy with no memories and a world that only he can save. Perfect for fans of Francesca Gibbons and The Land of Roar.

Jayben has realised his destiny as the Ninth Great Dreamer; he is the only one with the power to defeat Null, the villain who has been making everyone in the elf world forget.

A year has gone by since Jayben took half of Null's powerful crystals using the Golden Torch, but now the torch has been stolen. Without it, Jayben must find another way to harness his power.

When Jayben finds a golden gemstone, he struggles to recall its significance. But a wise captain on board a great ship tells him that when the full moon shines on the stone a magical light will appear. If Jayben controls the light, he will become more powerful than Null; he will defeat his wickedness once and for all.

But Null is on his way to Fellooz...to a sweltering desert where there is an ancient tomb covered in crystals. He need only touch one of the precious crystals and he'll be three times more powerful.

Can Jayben reach the tomb ahead of Null...and will he find the full moon before it's too late?

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©2024 Thomas Leeds (P)2024 Hodder & Stoughton Limited
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