Dylan Mcfinn & The Temple of the Four Winds

Dive into this fantastical nautical adventure of myth, monsters and legend (The Chronicles of Dylan

by Liam Jenkins

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Pub Date Dec 11 2020 | Archive Date Jan 15 2021

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Description

Dylan and his Brother Axneus find themselves stranded and licking their wounds on the beach of peanut cove after vanquishing the great Gata. With no Flying Fish, no Adrian and no SID they're out of luck and ideas.

Haunted by his nightmares, Dylan is determined to find his parents. Axneus on the other hand has other ideas; he has a taste for riches and is keen to find more.

Dylan must run the gauntlet of the Midnight Marauders Trials; three challenging labours to test any warrior. As Dylan is whisked away to confront his fears and compete in the trials, a forest nymph dwells within the shadows and warns Axneus of his path and that soon he will have to choose.

As darkness stirs...Dylan must harness his powers before he can set sail for Rapa Nui and locate the Temple of the Four Winds.

Advance Praise

"This was such a charming read!

I really enjoyed Liam Jenkin's writing style and the vivid descriptions made Lepatia sound like such a wonderful place (if only a mermaid would abduct me too.

The myths and sea monsters gave the story such a magical and enchanting feeling and I'm intrigued to see where things will go in the next book!

Dylan's sass overall gave me many a laugh, and I think this is a perfect book for middle grade readers who are looking for a short yet adventure filled story. There's never a dull moment!"

"This was such a charming read!

I really enjoyed Liam Jenkin's writing style and the vivid descriptions made Lepatia sound like such a wonderful place (if only a mermaid would abduct me too.

The myths...