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A gripping, fast-paced adventure story perfect for fans of The London Eye Mystery and The Adventures on Trains series. 'This superb first instalment of a new adventure series seamlessly blends history, magic, friendship and courage to create a thrilling page-turner.' BookTrust 'Action packed with a mixture of mystery and magic.' Read for Good Tom Friday was never meant to be a magic-guarding, artefact-finding, ultra-brave secret agent. But on a visit to the Natural History Museum he gets embroiled in the world of the Questers Academy - protectors of mythical treasures from around the world. Questers student Leesha is determined to be the youngest ever agent for Questers, but first she'll need to prove her worth. That's where Tom comes in. Tom is a super-recogniser, someone with the ability to pick out people from a crowd after barely glimpsing them for a moment. Together Leesha is sure they can solve a complex and intriguing quest: to find the key to the mythical Box of Locks, before it falls into the wrong hands. Faced with a bunch of complicated ciphers and coded clues, the new friends must learn to trust each other in order to beat the forces of darkness and save the world from potential apocalypse. · First in series, featuring mysteries, clues, super-recognising skills and a dash of magic · Set over 24-hours - fast-paced and short chapters to grab the attention · Sam Hay has written over fifty book for children, including Undead Pets and the Spy Penguin series Have you got what it takes to be a magic-guarding, artefact-finding, ultra-brave secret agent?
Sam Hay is the author of more than fifty books for children, including the Undead Pets and Spy Penguins series, and the award-winning picture book Star in the Jar, which has been translated into a dozen languages and was adapted for stage by the Pied Piper Theatre Company. Sam was long-listed for the UKLA award for her novel Billy Angel. Before becoming a writer, Sam worked as a journalist for the BBC in London. She still believes working on daily live television is the perfect brain-trainer for life! Sam grew up in Scotland and now lives in South Wales.
