The Curse of Deadman's Forest (Oracles of Delphi Keep) by Victoria Laurie

The Curse of Deadman's Forest (Oracles of Delphi Keep)

Victoria Laurie
425 pages
Delacorte Press
Aug 2010
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The Curse of Deadman's Forest is the second book in the Oracles of Delphi Keep - a series with all the timeless charm of classics like the Chronicles of Narnia and all the action-packed adventure of a modern middle-grade blockbuster. <br><br>Since Ian Wigby and his sister, Theodosia, found the silver treasure box and the prophecy within it, their world has changed. There's no denying what they discovered in Morocco: a powerful evil is budding, and to defeat it, and save the world from darkness, six uniquely gifted children must be gathered.<br><br>According to prophecy, a trip through the magical portal near the castle will bring them to the third Oracle--a child with extraordinary powers to heal. But the very same prophecy foretells Ian's death should he venture through the portal again.<br><br>Everyone agrees: to risk Ian's life is too great a gamble. But when a terrible curse enters the keep, it becomes clear that there is no other choice.<br><br>If Ian and Theo stay in Dover, all will surely be lost, but to follow the prophecy, they will risk their lives and everything they have ever held dear.<br><br> <br>According to prophecy, a trip through the magical portal near the castle will bring them to the third Oracle - a child with extraordinary powers to heal. But the very same prophecy foretells Ian's death should he venture through the portal again.<br> <br>Everyone agrees: to risk Ian's life is too great a gamble. But when a terrible curse enters the keep, it becomes clear that there is no other choice.<br> <br>If Ian and Theo stay in Dover, all will surely be lost, but to follow the prophecy, they will risk their lives and everything they have ever held dear.<br> <br> <br>Since Ian Wigby and his sister, Theodosia, found the silver treasure box and the prophecy within it, their world has changed. There's no denying what they discovered in Morocco: a powerful evil is building, and to defeat it, and save the world from darkness, six uniquely gifted children must be gathered.<br><br>According to prophecy, a trip through the magical portal near the castle will bring them to the third Oracle - a child with extraordinary powers to heal. But the very same prophecy foretells Ian's death should he venture through the portal again. <br><br>Everyone agrees: to risk Ian's life is too great a gamble. But when a terrible curse enters the keep, it becomes clear that there is no other choice.<br><br>If Ian and Theo stay in Dover, all will surely be lost, but to follow the prophecy, they will risk their lives and everything they have ever held dear.<br> <br>Since Ian Wigby and his sister, Theodosia, found the silver treasure box and the prophecy within it, their world has changed. There's no denying what they discovered in Morocco: a powerful evil is building, and to defeat it, and save the world from darkness, six uniquely gifted children must be gathered.<br>According to prophecy, a trip through the magical portal near the castle will bring them to the third Oracle - a child with extraordinary powers to heal. But the very same prophecy foretells Ian's death should he venture through the portal again.<br>Everyone agrees: to risk Ian's life is too great a gamble. But when a terrible curse enters the keep, it becomes clear that there is no other choice.<br>If Ian and Theo stay in Dover, all will surely be lost, but to follow the prophecy, they will risk their lives and everything they have ever held dear.
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Pages 425
Publisher Delacorte Press
Published 2010
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