Cameron and the Shadow-wraiths: A Battle of Anxiety vs. Trust

by Mark Cheverton

Overview

27th novel from INTERNATIONALLY PUBLISHED NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR

WINNER: 2024 Literary Titan Award for Children's Fiction

WINNER: 2024 Indie Reader Discovery Award for Children's Fiction

RECIPIENT: Reader's Favorite Five-Star review

THEY'RE IN THE SHADOWS . . . WAITING!

Last summer, Cameron defeated the Demon Lord, Malphas, and saved New Orleans, maybe the world. He assumed the Agarthan nightmare was over and looked forward to a fun summer at Camp Pontchartrain without any terror-filled adventures or evil monsters. Cameron will soon learn the reality of what's about to crash down upon him with sharp claws and pointed teeth.

Shadow-wraiths escaped their planet, Agartha, and came to Earth searching for Cameron Poole, the Hero of Pontchartrain. He's a critical part of the monster's evil plan, and when they abduct one of Cameron's childhood friends, he'll have no choice but to stand up to his anxiety and fight.

Get ready for more spine-tingling battles against the monsters of Agartha as Cameron and his friends learn to use their Earth-magic in defense of the world they love. But when someone close to Cameron perishes, he'll be tested to his limits.

Can he confront his anxiety, his Beast, while at the same time choosing who will live and who will suffer a fate worse than death?

Strap in and get ready for some laughter, excitement, and tears.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798989835508
Publisher:	Gameknight Publishing
Publication date:	05/15/2024
Pages:	254
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.53(d)
Age Range:	8 - 12 Years

About the Author

Mark Cheverton was a high school math and physics teacher for fifteen years. He then moved into industry, working for another decade and a half as a research physicist for General Electric. During that time, he penned his first Minecraft-inspired series of books which ended up on the New York Times, USA Today, and Publisher's Weekly bestsellers list. Today, he's written 27 novels with over 2 million copies in print worldwide. When not writing, Mark talks with school kids about creative writing while still doing research at GE.