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Verse Book 2

The Second Gate

#2 in series

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The Legend of Korra meets Nimona in VERSE Book 2: The Second Gate, where magic and mystery are on the move!
FACE THE MAGIC
THE BATTLE FOR THE FUTURE OF MAGIC HAS TAKEN ITS FIRST PRISONER.

The YA fantasy series continues with a dangerous and dark turn, while magic is on the move and fears are faced alone.

Held captive by the leaders of a dangerous new movement, Neitya is forced to face a darker side of her abilities that threaten to tear her away from Fife, her only true friend. The only way back to one another may be to follow their destinies down divergent paths and discover what it means to face their worst fears alone.

Read the entire VERSE saga!
Verse Book 1: The Broken Half
Verse Book 2: The Second Gate
Verse Book 3: The Song

For fans and readers of Snapdragon (Kat Leyh); The Witch Boy, The Hidden Witch, The Midwinter Witch (Molly Knox Ostertang); Mooncakes (Suzanne Walker & Wendy Xu); The Prince and the Dressmaker (Jen Wang), The Legend of Korra, and the books of Tamora Pierce.

"Verse's rich drawings and colours beautifully illustrate a complicated, engaging fantasy world filled with sympathetic characters. I can't wait to learn more about them as their journey continues!" - Faith Erin Hicks

Formats

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Languages

  • English

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