Two of the most famous Arabian Nights stories grounded in the historical setting of the Abbasid Caliphate, steeped in the folklore of the Middle East.
Alauddin must learn that every wish has a price and every choice has a cost; because freedom given isn’t the same as freedom earned.
Will Ali Baba choose or will the glitter of gold blind him to the threat of the Forty Thieves?
Alauddin is a poor boy from the third circle who dreams of making his city a place where no one is owned and no one goes hungry. Then, one night a princess turns up on his doorstep. Her arrival sets Alauddin on a path to discovering an ancient artefact that promises a terrible power to whoever holds it.
They must learn that every wish has a price and every choice has a cost; because freedom given isn’t the same as freedom earned.
Ali Baba is a man who feels hard done by in life, whilst his merchant brother has ever luxury available. But one day he discovers the lair of the infamous Forty Thieves and he seizes the chance to become richer than his brother could ever imagine. But the stolen gold threatens to light his entire world on fire. Will Ali Baba choose family or will the glitter of gold blind him to the threat of the Forty Thieves?
At the height of the Age of the Alvor a changeling was born into the noblest of houses. Deformed and doomed to insanity, he was abandoned in the mountains.
When four teenagers disappear at a Pennine lake in England, everyone believes it to be a tragic accident. Only Adam knows different. He was there. He knows that they were taken . . . and that he’s next.
But the trials of their individual journeys are nothing compared to what lies at journey’s end . .
ZACH CAAN isn’t a boy wizard, a super spy or a vampire’s assistant. He doesn’t have any super powers, martial arts training or cool gadgets. In fact there is nothing remarkable about him at all. He’s just some kid.
But when he boards Flight X4573, he embarks on the most unlikely adventure a person can experience in the twenty-first century. Pirates, lost tribes of Aztec warriors and mysterious islands are not usually part of his daily routine.
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