KnightWatchers

Now if you've just checked out this book online, not knowing a thing about the stories or any of the characters, it would be pretty pointless for me to start off with the usual Sci-Fi sum up that entices the reader into buying the book. However, since I can always use the money - well, here we go...In the third episode, Wheeler-2 Maverick (also known as "Ace"), Flahs'bextris Flutia ("Flash") and Alabam (... just Alabam) are on passage in hopes of finding clues to the elusive Nitreum...
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Now if you've just checked out this book online, not knowing a thing about the stories or any of the characters, it would be pretty pointless for me to start off with the usual Sci-Fi sum up that entices the reader into buying the book. However, since I can always use the money - well, here we go...In the third episode, Wheeler-2 Maverick (also known as "Ace"), Flahs'bextris Flutia ("Flash") and Alabam (... just Alabam) are on passage in hopes of finding clues to the elusive Nitreum Crystal. They journey to the fantastic floating city of Elysia on the aquatic seventh moon of Koren. Along the way, they meet the ever fostering Lana Q'Adelling, the befuddled Governor Darphil and the sinister Lieutenant Clandestin, whose watchful eye puts them ill at ease. But he's quite possibly the least of their worries. The three get in way over their heads the moment they find a monstrous thug has attacked Flash in the library, while another assault puts Alabam in a fight of fisticuffs that takes him high above the city along the tops of astro-cars in mid-flight. As they unravel the clues, one by one, they find that the mysterious plot is somehow linked with young Ace-2 Maverick.Discoveries are made.Friendships are tested.And one's dark past is finally revealed. With winding flashbacks, thrilling action and the usual fun and surprises, KnightWatchers: the third episode promises to have all that and more, with its usual trademark Saturday matinee adventure style. ...And if you're still not interested, I'm sure there's a nice book about "dreamy boy vampires" somewhere around here.