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The Magpie Isles
Paperback
Series: The Gems of Elsana, Book 2
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 25 2020
Pages: 356
Weight: 1.15
Height: 0.79 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
They're back. More battles. More banter. More boo yattah.
Following a tumultuous journey through the Wildbarrens, Falin, Red, Jimbuah, Melquin, Bossador, Nym, and Carthon find themselves prepared to embark into the Magpie Isles, the mysterious set of islands where the sea shakes hands with the bizarre. Based on Falin's map, the third Gem for his staff hides on the island of Hadrones, the same island where the nefarious warlocks Nyril and Mulgus seek an ancient, mythical source of power.
Our beloved heros face a new level of strange in the Magpie Isles, meeting both friend and foe while being dragged into unexpected adventures. Their journey sheds new light onto the looming war in the Freelands among a greater threat to all of Elsana. The company's spirits are challenged and their minds are tested as they cross paths with merpeople, pirates, and peculiar creatures beyond imagination.
If Christian Sterling's sequel novel in The Gems of Elsana series, The Magpie Isles brings us to a story rife with the feel-good fantasy we so much enjoy. Return to Elsana, and delve into a world that will have you shouting Boo Yattah!
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