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Under the Serpent Sea

by Tony Abbott (2001)

About this book

The sea witch Demither is stirring up a storm in Droon. Keeah has to stop her! This mission could make or break Keeah's wizard training. And Eric, Neal, and Julie think they can help their friend, but many surprises await them in Demither's underwater world--and many secrets will be revealed.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreUnder the Serpent Sea Lead Character

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