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The black reckoning

by John Stephens (2015)

About this book

"In the final book of the Books of beginning trilogy, Kate and Michael must help the magical world prepare for the final war against the Dire Magnus, while Emma must travel to find the final book--the Book of the Dead"-- Kate and Michael must help the magical world prepare for the final war against the Dire Magnus, while Emma must travel to find the final book, the Book of the Dead. Book #3

Setting / LocationDeep Space
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe black reckoning Lead Character

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