The Whatsit's Rebirth
A Wonderful Week for a Quest, Book 5
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The Whatsit's Rebirth
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Kevin Perkins
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Narrated by:
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Kevin Perkins
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Michael Young
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Grimblewaith has risen through the ranks of the Beandom Highway Patrol, and when his boss asks to see him, he hopes it’s for a promotion. Instead, he is tasked with saving an old friend, now forced to lead the notorious Mafaea family. But to infiltrate the Mafaea ranks and rescue his friend, he must become faekind, a feat that only a phoenix could help him accomplish. When the phoenix proves a finicky negotiator, Grimblewaith must search the Beandom for something to bring the phoenix to his side. With others vying for the phoenix’s powers, Grimblewaith must prove that he’s no ordinary whatsit if he hopes to survive to save his friend.
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