Beast Quest: The Shade of Death Books in Order
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Beast Quest: The Shade of Death books in publication order
5 books
Amictus the Bug Queen
by Adam Blade
2012
Tom enters a sweltering jungle to free the Mistress of the Beasts from her curse. Facing Amictus's extraordinary speed, he must also contend with questions about a secret his father and Wizard Aduro are keeping.
Hawkite Arrow of the Air
by Adam Blade
2012
Hawkite has ruined Gwildor's crops, leaving its people hungry and suspicious of outsiders. Tom must win the villagers' trust and battle an airborne Beast while continuing his mission to free the Mistress of the Beasts.
Koldo the Arctic Warrior
by Adam Blade
2012
Tom discovers that Gwildor's arctic people have imprisoned Koldo, a good Beast who protects their land. His attempt to free the creature becomes more dangerous when Freya, the Mistress of the Beasts, suddenly arrives.
Krabb Master of the Sea
by Adam Blade
2012
A curse on Gwildor's Mistress of the Beasts has turned her creatures against the land. Tom sets out to break the spell, but Krabb's attack on his boat threatens to end the mission almost immediately.
Rokk the Walking Mountain
by Adam Blade
2012
While seeking to free the Mistress of the Beasts, Tom reaches a mountain town shattered by rockfalls. He discovers that Rokk is behind the destruction and must confront a creature with the strength of the landscape itself.
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