The Sunken Kingdom #1: Ghost Ship
Dec 2010 · Sold by Random House Books for Young Readers
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EVER SINCE EMPEROR Flood drowned their kingdom and overthrew their parents, Asa and Rollo have been hiding out in Two Hills Keep. Then a mysterious stranger tells them their baby sister wasn’t killed along with their mother and father. Instead, she was kidnapped by Flood’s half-sister and secreted away in a castle to the north. If Una is still alive, there’s only one thing for Asa and Rollo to do. They must take Northseeker, an invisible ship built of mist and shadows, and cross the danger-filled sunken kingdom.
About the author
Kim Wilkins is a leading fantasy author in Australia. Her first novel, The Infernal, won in both the horror and fantasy categories of the Aurealis Awards in 1997. Wilkins’s other books include Angel of Ruin, The Autumn Castle, and Giants of the Frost. She has also written a series for young adults about a psychic detective. Wilkins lives in Brisbane, Australia.
D. M. Cornish is an award-winning author and illustrator who stormed the American market with the first book in his acclaimed fantasy series, Monster Blood Tattoo, which received starred reviews in School Library Journal and Booklist. He is from Adelaide, where he studied illustration at the University of South Australia.
D. M. Cornish is an award-winning author and illustrator who stormed the American market with the first book in his acclaimed fantasy series, Monster Blood Tattoo, which received starred reviews in School Library Journal and Booklist. He is from Adelaide, where he studied illustration at the University of South Australia.
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