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Cyrus LongBones and the Yeti Kingdom

Cyrus LongBones Series, Book 2

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Cyrus LongBones and the Yeti Kingdom

By: Jeremy Mathiesen
Narrated by: Jack Wynters
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Shipwrecked on a snowy, forested shore and hunted by klops and trolls, 16-year-old Cyrus LongBones has uncovered an ancient clue that may free his stranded village.

Delving within a crumbling ice palace, Cyrus goes in search of the wise yeti, desperate for knowledge of a living island known as a hune. When Cyrus is taken prisoner in hostile territory, he discovers that an evil queen has crushed the yeti kingdom and enslaved its people.

Cyrus must find this queen and captured yeti if he is to rescue the hune and save his village, but will Cyrus’ spirit endure the coming battle, or must he sell his soul to survive?

Welcome to the second book in the Cyrus LongBones adventure series.

©2017 Jeremy Mathiesen (P)2019 Jeremy Mathiesen Teen & Young Adult Royalty Stranded Bigfoot Young Adult Village

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