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Not even death can tell them apart.
In the wild and lush kingdom of Twinsbane, everyone has a look-alike, and each twin is cursed to die when their double breathes their last. When an ancient plague arises, the kingdom’s only hope is to sever these deadly ties. Yet King Daccias refuses to relinquish the cure, a legendary potion called the Separator.
Waruu, an orphan determined to break these ties, discovers he’s the king’s doppelgänger. He’s certain that if he can switch places, he can save the kingdom. But if anyone learns his true identity, he’ll lose everything—including the people he’s desperately trying to protect.
King Daccias wants nothing more than for his subjects to cease threatening to behead him if he doesn’t hand over the Separator. Intent on catching those opposing him, he finds himself ensnared in his own trap. If he doesn’t break loose, the kingdom will rest in the hands of an insolent boy who knows nothing about the truth behind the events unfolding around him.
To save their kingdom, both Waruu and Daccias must face their greatest enemy—each other.
This retelling of The Invisible Man twists the haunting tale into one of hope, friendship, and redemption.
John is like any other teenage boy, except for the fact he was born invisible. Thanks to his father’s freak experiment, he’s a ghost hovering in the midst of a visible world.
Right at the height of the war, two mechanical soldiers show up on the home front looking for the boy no one has seen—and use him in a battle he doesn’t want to fight.
After John flees to a world where no one knows he exists, one young girl discovers who he is and convinces him to stay. But when his father and the mechanical men catch up to him, he must decide between the visibility he’s always longed for and the friendship of the one person who’s ever truly seen him.
Not even death can tell them apart.
In the wild and lush kingdom of Twinsbane, everyone has a look-alike, and each twin is cursed to die when their double breathes their last. When an ancient plague arises, the kingdom’s only hope is to sever these deadly ties. Yet King Daccias refuses to relinquish the cure, a legendary potion called the Separator.
Waruu, an orphan determined to break these ties, discovers he’s the king’s doppelgänger. He’s certain that if he can switch places, he can save the kingdom. But if anyone learns his true identity, he’ll lose everything—including the people he’s desperately trying to protect.
King Daccias wants nothing more than for his subjects to cease threatening to behead him if he doesn’t hand over the Separator. Intent on catching those opposing him, he finds himself ensnared in his own trap. If he doesn’t break loose, the kingdom will rest in the hands of an insolent boy who knows nothing about the truth behind the events unfolding around him.
To save their kingdom, both Waruu and Daccias must face their greatest enemy—each other.
This retelling of The Invisible Man twists the haunting tale into one of hope, friendship, and redemption.
John is like any other teenage boy, except for the fact he was born invisible. Thanks to his father’s freak experiment, he’s a ghost hovering in the midst of a visible world.
Right at the height of the war, two mechanical soldiers show up on the home front looking for the boy no one has seen—and use him in a battle he doesn’t want to fight.
After John flees to a world where no one knows he exists, one young girl discovers who he is and convinces him to stay. But when his father and the mechanical men catch up to him, he must decide between the visibility he’s always longed for and the friendship of the one person who’s ever truly seen him.