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King Juggernaut - Berlin
It’s December 1939. Egon, a nine-year-old, non-verbal savant, was being transported out of Berlin... but not for the same reason as other children.
When an old Feldmarschall along with his little weasel buddy help Egon outfox the High Command in the Wehrmacht, his treacherous journey leads him to an animal rescue headquarters in the Great Kingdom of Jagannatha. Armed with a heightened sense of data recall, and his spider-powered compass, Egon must gain access to Germany’s darkest secrets if he wants to save his friends and protect King Juggernaut, the Asian elephant, in the dead of winter during the most consequential war in history.
The mission just got colder...and scarier!
This book is the second book in The Rattenbury Chronicles.
When an old Feldmarschall along with his little weasel buddy help Egon outfox the High Command in the Wehrmacht, his treacherous journey leads him to an animal rescue headquarters in the Great Kingdom of Jagannatha. Armed with a heightened sense of data recall, and his spider-powered compass, Egon must gain access to Germany’s darkest secrets if he wants to save his friends and protect King Juggernaut, the Asian elephant, in the dead of winter during the most consequential war in history.
The mission just got colder...and scarier!
This book is the second book in The Rattenbury Chronicles.
541 pages, Paperback
Published October 31, 2020
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K.M. Stever
2 books5 followersKaren Stever is a Canadian author and songwriter.
Her first book, KING JUGGERNAUT: NYC is one of seven in The Rattenbury Chronicles and is a companion piece to her 2014 concept recording, Idiot Savant.
To learn more, please visit KarenStever.com
Her first book, KING JUGGERNAUT: NYC is one of seven in The Rattenbury Chronicles and is a companion piece to her 2014 concept recording, Idiot Savant.
To learn more, please visit KarenStever.com
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