Our protagonist (we never learn his name) finds himself walking in a sprawling city with no people. The dim light state sunset is only minutes away, but after hours, evening never comes. After a flying bus-ride, he finds himself in completely new country, a place so real he appears as a ghost in comparison.

This solid place is Heaven.
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The Gray Town is Hell.
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While the ghostly people spread over the field, several solid people arrive with one mission: to convince the ghosts to remain in Heaven instead of returning to Hell.

Steal a sneak peek at the other side’s playbook. C.S. Lewis has gotten his hands on a series of letters between a senior demon and his nephew in best temping practices.

Each chapter represents one letter from Screwtape and addresses a specific issues surrounding Wormwood’s assigned human. The topics range from church attendance to dating to emotions. The goal of each letter is to draw the human closer to them for consumption.

Some copies of the book include ‘Screwtape Proposes a Toast,’ an independent speech given at the school of young tempter’s graduation.    

Moon is a new students coming to Jade Mountain Academy and fears her secret will be discovered: this little NightWing can read minds and see the future. She feels overwhelmed by all the thoughts. But one voice is different: he can hear her thoughts as well. The dragon, DarkStalker, has been trapped under the mountains for two thousand years and begs Moon to release him. History says he was a monstrous villain. He says she can trust him. 

And another prophecy emerges, this time from Moon’s lips: danger is coming to Jade Mountain Academy. Moon and her friends—Winter, Qibli, Turtle, and Kinkajou—set out to stop the disaster.

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Orphan Will dreams of his past. Dropped off as a baby one evening at the castle steps, Will knows little about his parents or even his last name. He knows his father died a hero, and Will imagines him as a knight and dreams of following in his father’s footsteps.
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As the career day approaches, Will has one problem: he’s too small to be a knight. Rejected by both the battle master and the horse master, it looks like Will is doomed to a life as a farm hand.

Then Ranger Halt shows up and takes Will as an apprentice. Rangers work directly for the King by collecting intelligence and protecting the kingdom. Will is trained in the art of silent movement, archery, and knife wielding. Rebellious barrens, mythical monsters, and rescuing friends are some of the many adventures Will finds himself in as he becomes a Ranger.