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The Dagger of Serios: Leslie has been given a gift by the Fairy Queen. But not just any gift. It happens to be the fabled and revered Dagger of Serios - a weapon that can cut through almost anything with ease. There is also a thrilling tale associated with the legend of the Dagger, and Leslie listens, spellbound, as her friend Petals recounts how the Dagger came to be created. But there's more to the legend than meets the eye. A part of it describes how the fairy ancestors, after defeating a marauding army, arrived to their present world, thanks to a mysterious stranger - a stranger who bears more than a striking resemblance to Leslie. But, if true, then it would mean that somehow Leslie has travelled back in Time and saved the fairy race from extinction. It sounds like the worst science fiction story ever written, but what if it isn't? If Leslie doesn't attempt the impossible, will Annabelle and Petals be wiped from the pages of History? Will the whole fairy race disappear from their present world? Leslie wants to ignore the legends but she knows that, in the end, she can't afford to take the risk. But the problem remains. How does one go back in Time?

Sky: Blossom, the daughter of Annabelle and the ever-beautiful Petals, has grown up and chosen a girlfriend. But not just any girlfriend. Her name is Sky, and she's considered to be an undisputed genius. Unfortunately, she's also hopelessly nerdy, undeniably na?ve and socially unaware of anything around her. She invents a dimensional transporter and takes everyone out for a test run. But things don't quite go to plan, and everyone becomes marooned on a strange world, where they're attacked by a race of gift-giving insects who appear to live in solid rocks. And that's not the worst of it. Sings the Morning decides to return to her home world but, when they arrive, it's obvious that something g terrible has happened. Leslie is separated from her companions and undergoes the most horrible of torments imaginable before hastily returning to the fairy world, leaving Sings the Morning lost somewhere on her changed world. Her friends return to find her but they must face a monstrous peril that could very well end their lives.

Author: Steve Elliott

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: 44501

Number of Pages: 246 pages

Binding: Fiction

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ISBN-13: 9798757805856