Beyond the Shroud by V M Jones

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Beyond the Shroud by V M Jones

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Join Adam Equinox on a new adventure in the second book of the Karazan Quartet. Adam and his friends must rescue Que's 5-year-old daughter Hannah. They must head beyond the Shroud, to the hidden stronghold of the evil King Karazeel, Hannah's captor. Ages 10+.

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Beyond the Shroud by V M Jones

Join Adam Equinox on a new adventure in the second book of the Karazan Quartet. Adam is back at the orphanage and desperate to return to Quested Court for the holidays, but with the sinister new boy Weevil, and Matron conspiring against him, it seems impossible that Adam will ever escape Highgate . but finally he arrives at Quested Court only to find the household in turmoil. Q's five-year-old daughter, Hannah, has disappeared, and it seems that she has gone to Karazan to find her cat, Tiger Lily. Adam and his friends are the only ones who can travel there and bring her home again. Their search takes them to Shakesh, which lies at the edge of the Shroud - the unexplored outer limit of the map of Karazan - and to rescue Hannah the five friends must undertake the most perilous journey of all. They must head beyond the Shroud, to the hidden stronghold of the evil King Karazeel, Hannah's captor. Ages 10+
VM Jones lives in Christchurch with her husband and two sons. Her first novel, Buddy, won both Junior Fiction and Best First Book awards at the 2003 New Zealand Post Children's book awards. She has also published the highly acclaimed Juggling with Mandarins, and The Serpents of Arakesh.
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ISBN 13 9781869504786
ISBN 10 186950478X
Title Beyond the Shroud
Author V M Jones
Series Karazan
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers (New Zealand)
Year published 2004-05-07
Number of pages 224
Prizes Short-listed for New Zealand Post Children's Book Awards: Junior Fiction 2005
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.