There's No Place Like Home • The Great Oz Knows Why You Have Come
How Very Resourceful • Pay No Attention to That Man Behind the Curtain
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| Beamer and Bentley in Oz |
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Author(s): Drowzee, R. U. |
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Publisher(s): Independently Published |
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Genre(s): Fantasy |
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Comments: When Sandman Sam leaves his beloved Dreamship, the Lux Noctis, in the care of his two canine guardians, Bentley and Beamer, he expects them to keep watch until his return. He should have known better. An unexpected astral tornado tears through the Neitherworld, sweeping the Dreamship—and its bewildered guardians—into a strange and magical realm. Oz. Bentley and Beamer awaken on the Yellow Brick Road, but the Lux Noctis is nowhere to be found. Their search for the missing Dreamship soon leads them into the heart of the Emerald City, where something is terribly wrong. A mysterious force known only as the Keeper is spreading corruption through Oz, twisting dreams, manipulating its leaders, and turning friends against one another. As the darkness grows, Bentley and Beamer discover that finding their ship is only the beginning. The Keeper wants the Lux Noctis. And it will do anything to possess it. From the Yellow Brick Road to the crumbling streets of Emerald City, the two dog detectives must face enchanted dangers, terrifying creatures, impossible choices, and a foe that knows exactly how to turn their greatest fears against them. But the Keeper has made one mistake. It underestimated the bond between Bentley and Beamer. Now, with Oz on the brink of destruction, the two unlikely heroes must stand together for one final battle—and prove that even in the darkest nightmare, loyalty, courage, and friendship can light the way home. |
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