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The world has ended. The quest isn’t over. And somehow, things just got worse.
The world has ended. The quest isn’t over. And somehow, things just got worse. In a completely transformed Beandom, nothing is where it should be, and no one is safe. Cities have fallen, the rules have changed, and the heroes who started this journey are now scattered across a broken world. But there is still one last chance. To set things right, they must find the final McGuffin. The one power capable of restoring the natural order and bringing back what was lost. It is a desperate mission, filled with impossible choices, questionable plans, and the strong possibility that everything will go horribly wrong. Unfortunately, they are not the only ones searching. The new inhabitants of the Beandom have no intention of giving it back. Dark forces are closing in, eager to twist this power over life into something far more dangerous. And as the clock runs out, even the smallest mistake could mean the end of everything. In this hilarious and high-stakes finale to the Wonderful Week for a Quest series, the adventure comes to a chaotic, heartfelt, and completely unpredictable conclusion.
Perfect for readers who love:
• Laugh-out-loud fantasy with real stakes
• Epic finales packed with twists and absurdity
• Misfit heroes who somehow keep saving the day
• Fast-paced, binge-worthy fantasy adventures
For fans of Terry Pratchett, Douglas Adams, and delightfully ridiculous quests that spiral wildly out of control. One last quest. One last chance. One final shot at a happily ever after.
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The world has ended. The quest isn’t over. And somehow, things just got worse.
The world has ended. The quest isn’t over. And somehow, things just got worse. In a completely transformed Beandom, nothing is where it should be, and no one is safe. Cities have fallen, the rules have changed, and the heroes who started this journey are now scattered across a broken world. But there is still one last chance. To set things right, they must find the final McGuffin. The one power capable of restoring the natural order and bringing back what was lost. It is a desperate mission, filled with impossible choices, questionable plans, and the strong possibility that everything will go horribly wrong. Unfortunately, they are not the only ones searching. The new inhabitants of the Beandom have no intention of giving it back. Dark forces are closing in, eager to twist this power over life into something far more dangerous. And as the clock runs out, even the smallest mistake could mean the end of everything. In this hilarious and high-stakes finale to the Wonderful Week for a Quest series, the adventure comes to a chaotic, heartfelt, and completely unpredictable conclusion.
Perfect for readers who love:
• Laugh-out-loud fantasy with real stakes
• Epic finales packed with twists and absurdity
• Misfit heroes who somehow keep saving the day
• Fast-paced, binge-worthy fantasy adventures
For fans of Terry Pratchett, Douglas Adams, and delightfully ridiculous quests that spiral wildly out of control. One last quest. One last chance. One final shot at a happily ever after.
Though Michael grew up traveling the world with his military family, he now lives in Utah with his wife, Jen, and their three children, where he creates online curriculum for Brigham Young University. He is a graduate of BYU and Western Governors University with degrees in German Teaching, Music, Educational Leadership, and Instructional Design. He enjoys acting in community theater, podcasting, playing and writing music, and spending time with his family. He played for years with the Bells on Temple Square and is now a member of the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square.
He is the author of the novels in The Canticle Kingdom Series, The Last Archangel Series, the Chess Quest Series, and the Penultimate Dawn Cycle, the Wonderful Week for a Quest Series, as well as several non-fiction works, including An Advent Carols Countdown, Sacred Days, Sacred Songs, Oh Say, Can You Sing, and The Song of the Saints. He has also had work featured in various online and print magazines such as Bards and Sages Quarterly, Mindflights, Meridian, Nugent Magazine, The New Era, Keeping Tab, Allegory, Liahona, and Ensign.
Official Site: https://authormichaelyoung.com/a-wonderful-week-for-a-quest/
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