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A adventure of two boys who love playing Knights, dressing up in toy armor, riding pretend horses. Until one day, they meet a young girl crying in the park. Little did they know this will send them on a quest to save Arcland from the evil Deadly Nightshade.

The boys are excited about returning to Arcland and spending some time with their friends they made on their last visit. Only to be told that Peony and queen Tula have been kidnapped. A note was left on an apple tree saying Bring the Key, no one had a idea of what this meant or how the adventure would unfold.

A story of two boys who love to play knights, riding pretend horses around the playing fields located behind their houses. One day they are riding in the field, when they sport a girl sat between the goal posts on the football pitch.

In this riveting sequel to The Secret Prince of Arcland and In Search of the Key, Tom and Dick face their most perilous challenge yet. Journeying to uncharted lands, the boys seek a legendary treasure guarded by a formidable giant. With their courage tested like never before, they must rely on the skills honed in previous quests and the magical gifts they’ve earned along the way.

Adrian was born in Lymington, which is located on the south coast. He is the son of the local policeman. Having grown up in the New Forest, he was influenced by its magic. He started to learn to play the drums at school and, over his musical career, has almost secured a record deal with some of his songs. He has now turned his talents into writing children’s books and hopes you will enjoy his adventurous tales.

A young girl wakes up in the night to hear voices coming from the hallway below her bedroom. She recognizes one of the voices as her father's, but the other person is not known to her. This leads Patricia to a secret underworld of smugglers, finding out that her father is one of the ring leaders after she finds a secret door leading to tunnels running from her house to Lymington Quay, and across the High Street to the Angel inn.