A Kingdom Beneath the Waves
228 pages · Released Nov 20, 2017 · IFWG Publishing International
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This middle-grade fantasy adventure features child protagonists joining magical allies to stop a villain's world-threatening plot. The story includes some combat and peril involving merfolk and magical creatures, but violence is not graphic or dwelt upon. The narrative emphasizes teamwork, courage, and cultural elements (Mexican setting, Mesoamerican mythology), making it suitable for readers who enjoy action-adventure with mythological depth.
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The Garza family's Christmas vacation in Mexico is cut short by the appearance of Pingo, one of the tzapame - Little People. The news is grim - a rogue prince from an ancient undersea kingdom is seeking the Shadow Stone, a device he will use to flood the world and wipe out humanity. Now Carol and Johnny must join a gro... The Garza family's Christmas vacation in Mexico is cut short by the appearance of Pingo, one of the tzapame - Little People. The news is grim - a rogue prince from an ancient undersea kingdom is seeking the Shadow Stone, a device he will use to flood the world and wipe out humanity. Now Carol and Johnny must join a group of merfolk and travel into the deepest chasms of the Pacific Ocean to stop him and his monstrous army with their savage magic.
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ISBN 9781925496000 · IFWG Publishing International