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In Max, Grubble, and the Forgotten Kingdom, 16-year-old Max has always dreamed of becoming a hero. So when he and his friend Grubble—an eager, green-scaled creature with a heart of gold—stumble upon the entrance to an ancient dungeon, they decide to explore its depths. Little do they know, they’re entering a kingdom cursed by the undead monarch who rules its shadowed halls. Armed with a powerful soulblade, Max and Grubble face trials that push them to their limits: an endless labyrinth of bones, cursed gardens, and battles with shadowy cultists bent on spreading the curse to the surface.

In The Abyssal Gate, young Max, a blacksmith’s son and aspiring hero, stumbles upon an ancient dungeon hidden in the foothills outside his village. Eager for adventure but unprepared for the depths of darkness awaiting him, Max descends, encountering monsters, undead warriors, and powerful curses sealed within stone walls. His only companion is Grubble, a green-scaled creature with a knack for distractions and an unexpectedly loyal heart.

Seventeen-year-old Margot McClain used to be witty, talented, and popular, but ever since a certain incident, she’s used her smart mouth like an insect-repellent to keep boys off her. That’s about to change.

Whereas only a few months earlier he would not have believed any of it, Salem Swan now finds himself faced with sinister enemies and, equally surreal, surrounded by close friends. He has gained powers as a mythlinguist, and with it a responsibility to reunite the world of humans with the world of myth, known as the Fringe. With his uncle Ulysses and Captain Fern taken prisoner by a growing Regulat force, it's up to Salem and the crew to seek help in old allies. This takes them to the heart of the Amazonian rainforest, where a city concealed in waterfalls tests the measure of their resolve.

A hidden world waits, a dark society schemes, and a ship sails to protect that which cannot be lost. Salem Swan knows none of this as he arrives in Easterly. He knows only that he misses his recently deceased mother, that his new guardian, his uncle Ulysses is unique, and that the boat which will now be his home is unlike anything he has ever seen. Fearful of this new reality, Salem starts to ask questions that uncover the truth about his distant uncle, his long-gone father, and the true nature of the ship.