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Reagan Farrell is running out of time. King Midas has escaped, and rumor has it she will stop at nothing to obtain the golden touch. And she is elusive, weaving her way through seas and land to make it to something-something that only King Midas knows about. The only hint she leaves behind for Reagan is a string of disappearances and deaths, a bloody trail to follow. It doesn't help that no one knows how to sail a ship, and Aerosion Gliders can only take Reagan and her friends so far. The only person to offer assistance to them is unwanted, and no one, especially Terrence, can trust the former Aegis Jack. But they take him on their team, anyway, and he leads them across the sea to track down King Midas and stop her before it's too late. It doesn't help that Jack knows more than he is willing to let on. With a man they can't trust steering a boat they can't control, it gets harder and harder to stop King Midas. But Reagan is determined to end this once and for all, and she will stop at nothing to stop the golden touch. This is the second book in the Gilded Trilogy.

232 pages, Paperback

First published June 28, 2013

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Christina Anderson

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Christina Anderson was born in 1992 in New Hamphire, USA. As a child, she became fascinated by the world beyond the pages of her books, and she began writing fiction in elementary school. Eventually, she began publishing with her high school literary magazine and became its co-editor during her senior year. In college, she worked at her campus's Writing Center and won the school's Excellence in Writing award in 2013.

Though her love of writing is clearly an influential part of her life and schooling, she majored in Elementary Education and Mathematics Education in college. She continues to write and plans on publishing more YA novels in the near future.

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May 11, 2015
Right when you're pretty certain you've got this book figured out, you don't.
Perfect sequel.
Ready for the ending now.
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