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The Web of Fire

The Web of Fire

by Steve Voake

Publisher Faber & Faber

Genre: Children's & YA

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About the book

Skipper and Sam are back, four years after they vanquished Odoursin and saved humankind from his terrifying plans. But the Aurobon they return to is vastly different from the one they left. Vahlzi has been destroyed and all that remains of Firebrand's forces are scattered groups of resistance fighters. For after his defeat, Odoursin went underground, waiting until the time was right to unleash his new army and annihilate Vahlzi for good.

Filled with grief and rage, Skipper and Sam are determined to help their surviving friends fight Odoursin and build a squadron of the fiercest insects ever seen. But their mission becomes heart-stoppingly urgent when they discover that Odoursin is once again plotting to destroy humankind - this time by using the President of the United States . . .

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About the Author

Steve Voake

Steve Voake is the award-winning author of 24 books for children and young people. He was Senior Lecturer on the MA in Writing for Young People at Bath Spa University for 16 years and is a regular tutor for the Arvon Foundation. Steve has taught a Masterclass for The Guardian and tutored many successful authors including Emma Carroll, Jasbinder Bilan, Ash Bond, Jess Butterworth, Lesley Parr, Chris Vick, Laura James, S F Williamson and Nizrana Farook.

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