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The Secret of Indigo Moon
The Dopple Ganger Chronicles #2
g. p. taylor is the author of the best-selling novels
Shadowmancer and Wormwood. Before taking up writing full-
Erik Morrissey Ganger, famed explorer and detective (well, time, he was an Anglican minister in the village of Cloughton,
in his dreams), and troublemaking twins Sadie and Saskia
North yorkshire. Shadowmancer was initially self-published
(taylor sold his motorcycle in order to cover the costs), but
Dopple, didn’t go looking for a secret tunnel beneath the Taylor quickly garnered a multimillion-dollar publishing deal
for Shadowmancer, which became a #1 New York Times best
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the plan to come face-to-face with an old enemy who could
destroy them all. And unraveling the mysterious secret of
“indigo moon” was a lot more than they’d bargained for.
From New York Times best-
At Isambard Dunstan’s School for Wayward Children, these
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