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Second Edition... Extended Version...Morgan Koda has landed in a world full of magic. Now she has to survive it. She never dreamed delivering a Christmas letter to her local Mall's Santa Claus would be her ticket to Edenwiess School of Magic. In this enchanted place, she walks through rainbows, makes friends with elves and talking animals, and experiences magic around every corner. Yet, she finds things are not as serene as they seem. A classmate wants her dead. The Dark Emir, an evil sorcerer, who hunts the the Mask of Noesis, an ancient artifact that has the capability to manipulating a wizard's magic. When the Emir learns that Morgan is the only one in over two hundred years to wear the mate to the Mask, he becomes relentless in his pursuit.She and the Emir are in a race against time for the relic. But, in order for her to fulfill her destiny with the golden mask, she has to survive the encounters with an eccentric classmate and the Dark Emir. Nevertheless, Morgan Koda is anything but helpless.
First Edition... Extended Version.............Candy-cane-striped trees, ogres, and chameleon-dragons might seem like an adventure, but to Morgan Koda, it's all about friendship.Thirteen year old Morgan has unintentionally altered her time-line and that of her world and she will do anything to preserve it.As her second school year starts, she must face her adversary, The Dark Emir, once again. He has kidnapped one of her best friends and holds him hostage in exchange for The Mask of Noesis and the restoration of their time-line.But by resetting the time-line Morgan risks losing the one thing she has yearned for her whole life. On the other hand, surrendering the golden mask will give The Dark Emir the key to controlling her and their world.Morgan Koda has no intention of doing his bidding, and there's a little more than magic up her sleeve...
First Edition... Extended Version...Fourteen year old Morgan Koda may hold the Four Elements of Earth in the palm of her hand. But a little thunder storm might be her undoing.The island of Edenwiess is under attack from what seems to be a simple storm. However, lighting is striking repeatedly in the same location over the vast volcano. Those who are observing realize that this is no typical storm. Something evil is at work.In order to save the magical world she loves, Morgan and her friends, Tristan, Rex, and Raine return to the Island after their school has been evacuated. Not only will she place her life in peril, but those of her friends as well.Morgan Koda will go beyond the limits of her magic to discover the source responsible for the attack. The result will leave her feeling betrayed.
Fourteen year old Morgan Koda may hold the Four Elements of Earth in the palm of her hand. But a little thunder storm might be her undoing. The island of Edenwiess is under attack from what seems to be a simple storm. However, lighting is striking repeatedly in the same location over the vast volcano. Those who are observing realize that this is no typical storm. Something evil is at work.In order to save the magical world she loves, Morgan and her friends, Tristan, Rex, and Raine return to the Island after their school has been evacuated. Not only will she place her life in peril, but those of her friends as well. Morgan Koda will go beyond the limits of her magic to discover the source responsible for the attack. The result will leave her feeling betrayed.Author's Website: www.morgankodaadventures.com
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