The Indigo King
The Indigo King by James A. Owen is an illustrated edition published by Simon and Schuster on October 21, 2008. This 384-page book follows the journey of John and Jack as they uncover a cryptic warning in a medieval manuscript, seemingly written by their friend, Hugo Dyson. When Hugo mysteriously vanishes into the past, the world around them begins to change, leading to a reign of terror under the Winter King, where dark beasts roam and fear prevails.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a narrative that spans various historical periods, including the Bronze Age and ancient Alexandria, as John and Jack embark on a quest to save their friend and restore balance to both their world and the Archipelago of Dreams. The story delves into themes of adventure and mystery, as the protagonists seek to unravel a 2,000-year-old enigma surrounding the identity of the Cartographer. This edition presents a blend of fantasy and action, appealing to young adult fiction enthusiasts.
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John and Jack are mystified when they discover a cryptic warning on a medieval manuscript—a warning that is not only addressed to them, but seems to have been written by their friend, Hugo Dyson. But before they can discover the origins of the book, Hugo walks through a door in time—and vanishes into the past.
In that moment, the world begins to change. Now, the Archipelago of Dreams and our world both suffer under the reign of the cruel and terrible Winter King. Dark beasts roam the countryside, and terror rules the land.
John and Jack must travel back in time—from the Bronze Age to the library in ancient Alexandria to the founding of the Silver Throne—to find the only thing that can save their friend and restore both words. The solution lies in the answer to a 2,000-year-old mystery: Who is the Cartographer?
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