Treasures of the Twelve by Cindy Lin

Treasures of the Twelve by Cindy Lin

Bursting with heart and packed with exciting new places, dangerous obstacles, and mysterious powers, Cindy Lin's sequel to The Twelve is a page-turning race against time that's perfect for fans of The Zodiac Legacy and Spirit Animals series!

When Usagi first met the fabled Heirs of the Twelve, she had just one goal: saving her sister, Uma.

But despite increasing her zodiac powers by becoming the new Rabbit Warrior Heir, Usagi's attempts to rescue Uma have failed. Soon Usagi and the Heirs realize that to truly free those they love from the Dragonlord, they must take on a dangerous task: finding the ancient treasures of The Twelve.

Hidden away by the last zodiac warriors, these treasures have miraculous powers. Their wielder can create massive sandstorms, bring the clouds down to earth to enshroud everyone nearby in a thick fog, or even grant any wish they desire--for a brief time.

Usagi and the Heirs must journey farther than they ever have before and take on the riddles and obstacles that await them on their hunt for the ancient relics.

But will they find them in time to save Uma?

• Zodiac Powers: Join Usagi, the new Rabbit Warrior Heir, as she sharpens her unique animal abilities and leads her friends on a dangerous mission.
• Magical Artifacts: Discover the incredible powers of the Twelve Treasures, ancient relics that can conjure sandstorms, create blinding fog, and even grant wishes.
• A Heartfelt Sibling Story: At its heart, this is a story about one sister's desperate race against time to rescue the person she loves most from the clutches of the evil Dragonlord.
• Inspired by Chinese Mythology: Perfect for young readers who love adventure stories rooted in the legends of the Chinese zodiac, epic quests, and unbreakable friendships.

A former journalist with degrees from the University of Pennsylvania and Columbia University, Cindy Lin has worked for Sony Pictures Entertainment and has written and produced many multimedia news features for children, one of which received a Peabody Award. The Twelve is her debut novel.