Bøger i Quest of the Guardians serien

Mya Tate lives in a peaceful world where everyone knows how to do magic- even her naughty little brother, Dillon. But then one day, the magic stops working... Prequel to the Quest of the Guardians series, Days of Chaos follows one family's experience of the events leading up to the opening scene of Dust of Earth and provides back-story insights pertinent to the series.

Lost in the folds of time, Jakin has fallen into a comaand is wasting away right in front of their eyes-despitethe efforts of the best healers in the realm.Next in line to be the Guardian of the Te'eta, MalakaiJenks steps up to continue the quest in Jakin's place.Separated from his friends, he sneaks into the realm ofwind in the midst of the biggest party of the year. Butthen, everything goes wrong...Mistaken for the son of a prominent citizen, Malakaiis swept into the great library under the guidance ofthe curator, who believes Malakai is there to doresearch-but Malakai can barely read. Surroundedby the knowledge of the ages, Malakai has access toeverything he needs to know-except how to retrievethe next piece of the Te'eta...or the fact that it willkill him if he tries...Welcome to the realm of wind, where the High Priestschemes, the citizens party, and giant bugs huntpeople for food...

A time-traveling king must save the future in orderto save the past...King Jakin Daxx thought he didn't need to pay attention toprophecies about what is going to happen three hundredyears in the future. But then, he faces an evil opponent andwakes up in a world that remembers him as a coward who ranaway. Determined to return to his own time so he can savehis family, Jakin sets out to restore the key to his magic.But the world has changed. It has been divided into fourelemental realms ruled by High Priests who are loyal to hisenemy, and each holds one piece of the Te'eta.Fifteen year old Malakai Jenks lives a simple life and hassimple goals: Take care of his ailing mother, and woo thevillage beauty. But then he trips over an unconscious strangerand everything Malakai thought he knew about his world isturned upside down. Swept up in a race against the alignmentof three moons, Malakai embarks on an adventure that willchallenge everything he's ever believed.Welcome to the Quest of the Guardians: an epic tale ofadventure, mystery, and magic in a world where giants arecommon, poison grows on trees, and nothing is as it seems...Dust of Earth is Episode One in the series.

Were the Wave Rider's words an invitation...or a warning?The Guardians are expected in the realm of water, but themessenger didn't specify what he meant. Now, Jakin andMalakai embark on the next part of their journey withouta compass or a map-while their people take up armsagainst them and their friends suffer in King Faeran'sdungeon.Adrift on the sea with a crew of landlubber gypsywarriors, they must find Peli Haven: An elusive citythat just might be hidden under the waves...andMalakai can't swim.But their plans take an unexpected turn when theystumble upon Queen's Island and discover somethingthat even King Faeran doesn't know...Join our heroes as they continue their quest to restorethe Te'eta and defeat the evil usurper by venturing intothe realm of water-a world where men ride whalesand monsters lurk in the shadows...Drop of Water is Episode Two in the series.

After their recent failure in the realm of wind,Guardians Jakin and Malakai are out of time. Themoons are coming into alignment and the Clockof Judgment is winding down to zero.Just days away from total planetary destruction,their hide-out is under attack and their friendsare still King Faeran's prisoners. Now they mustface their enemy, who has amassed the largestmilitary force ever known. It's all-out war, andthey only have a few days to acquire the final twopieces of the magical Te'eta.Can they restore the magic, defeat evil, resetthe clock, and save the people they love-allwhile the planet is breaking apart right undertheir feet? Brave the chaos in the realm of fireto find out-But watch out for airbornekillers, because they're everywhere...