FastFacts:
Foul Language: Mild
Main Character in danger: High-Very High
Violence: Medium
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Friday, January 14, 2011
The Children of the Lamp: The Cobra King of Kathmandu
John and Phillipa Gaunt are worried. Their wisdom teeth are almost stolen, their uncle Nimrod has left without telling his faithful butler where he is, and an urgent plea for help from a djinn friend saying he has been forced to run away, and warning them to be careful. So, they know they have to do something. Seeking help from a djinn friend, living on the streets of New York, they find her and an angel, in disguise. The angel says he can give them two exact copies of themselves, so as not to alert their mother to the fact that they are gone. After sending the copies home, rescuing their djinn friend, Buck, they travel to London to track Nimrod and the Cobra Kings, or the Assai Naag. Even if they can find Nimrod, can they save him from being tortured by the ancient cult. The eight cobras.
FastFacts:
Foul Language: Mild
Main Character in danger: High-Very High
Violence: Medium
To buy this book, click the cover image below:
Price: $6.29 on Barnes and Noble
FastFacts:
Foul Language: Mild
Main Character in danger: High-Very High
Violence: Medium
To buy this book, click the cover image below:
Price: $6.29 on Barnes and Noble
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