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"Nothing special" is the best way to describe Owen Reeder—at least that's what he's been told all his life. When a stranger visits his father's bookstore, Owen's ordinary life spirals out of control and right into a world he didn't even know existed. Owen believes the only gift he possesses is his ability to devour books, but he is about to be forced into a battle that will affect two worlds: his and the unknown world of the Lowlands. Perfect for readers ages 10 to 14 who enjoy a fast-paced story packed with action, fantasy, and humor.
Jerry B. Jenkins is the author of more than 200 published books with sales of more than 73 million copies. He wrote The Left Behind series and novels to accompany The Chosen TV series, created by his son, Dallas Jenkins. He served on the board of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago for 18 years, seven of those as chairman, and now serves on the board of Colorado Christian University where he is the titular head of the Creative Writing major. He teaches writing online through the Jerry Jenkins Writers Guild. Connect with him online at jerryjenkins.com; Facebook: @jerry.b.jenkins
CHRIS FABRY is a graduate of W. Page Pitt School of Journalism at Marshall University and Moody bible Institute's Advanced Studies Program. Chris can be heard daily on Love Worth Finding, featuring the teaching of the late Dr. Adrian Rogers. He received the 2008 "Talk Personality of the Year" Award from the National Religious Broadcasters. He has published more than 60 books since 1995, many of them fiction for younger readers. Chris collaborated with Jerry B. Jenkins and Dr. Tim LaHaye on the children's series Left Behind: The Kids. His two novels for adults, Dogwood and June Bug, are published by Tyndale House Publishers. Chris is married to his wife Andrea and they have five daughters and four sons.
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