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The Lost Books 3: Renegade (Lost Books Graphic Novels) by story by Ted Dekker; adapted by J.S. Earls and Kevin Kaiser is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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<p><p><b>one Of The Chosen Has Gone Renegade.</b><p>turning His Back On All That He Once Believed, Billos Enters The Forbidden Book And Lands In A Reality That Is As Foreign To Him As Water Is To Oil. <p>a Place Called Paradise, Colorado--where He Discovers He Has Strange New Powers Given To Him Courtesy Of A Mysterious Figure Known As Marsuvees Black.<p>the Chosen Four Have Survived The Desert, Escaped The Black Forest, Battled The Horde, And Added A Spirited Refugee To Their Number. But Nothing Has Prepared Them For The Showdown That Billos, The Renegade, Will Lure Them Into.<p></p><h3>school Library Journal</h3><p><p>gr 9 Up<p>young Warrior Billos Is Sucked From His Swords-and-sorcery World Into An Alternate Reality-ours. Tempted By The Evil Marsuvees Black To Hunt For Books Of Powerful Magic, He Accepts And Begins Heartlessly Attacking The Small Town Of Paradise, Co, With His Newly Granted Superpowers. Meanwhile, His Lover, Darsal, And Her Friends Make A Deal With The Monstrous Alucard In Order To Rescue Him, But When They Arrive In Our World, They Find That The Now-cruel Billos Is Convinced That They Should Join Him In His Quest For Power. Complexly Plotted, This Work Seems To

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Author
story by Ted Dekker; adapted by J.S. Earls and Kevin Kaiser
Publisher
Nashville, Tenn.: Thomas Nelson Publishers
Published
2009
Language
EN
ISBN
9781595543714
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Crafts & Hobbies, Children'S, Fiction
Rating
4.11 / 5 (117 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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