![Madison Lane and the Wand of Rasputin by [Neal, Elle Carter]](https://images-fe.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51n08y5QgHL._SY346_.jpg)
Product Description
"This is a story that sweeps you along like a ride on a magic carpet."
- Deborah Turner Harris, author of Caledon of the Mists and The Adept (with Katherine Kurtz)
Teenager Madison Lane becomes Earth's best hope of survival when she uses a magic wand to travel to its quantum-entangled twin planet, Ground. But there are other people after the wand, and they have suspicious intentions and unfair advantages. Can Maddie keep it from falling into the wrong hands as she completes the quest that will save both worlds?
Meanwhile nine-hundred-year-old Lady Sa finds herself in serious trouble when she is captured during her quest for the Source of magic. Worse, she is unable to fulfil her duty as guide to the wand-holder, and her disappearance puts new wand-holder Madison Lane at risk in an unfamiliar world.
Science and fantasy are woven together with time-travel, real historic characters, and even a few dinosaurs. Suitable for ages 9 to 14+
- Deborah Turner Harris, author of Caledon of the Mists and The Adept (with Katherine Kurtz)
A Trope-Busting Anti-Romance
Teenager Madison Lane becomes Earth's best hope of survival when she uses a magic wand to travel to its quantum-entangled twin planet, Ground. But there are other people after the wand, and they have suspicious intentions and unfair advantages. Can Maddie keep it from falling into the wrong hands as she completes the quest that will save both worlds?
Meanwhile nine-hundred-year-old Lady Sa finds herself in serious trouble when she is captured during her quest for the Source of magic. Worse, she is unable to fulfil her duty as guide to the wand-holder, and her disappearance puts new wand-holder Madison Lane at risk in an unfamiliar world.
Science and fantasy are woven together with time-travel, real historic characters, and even a few dinosaurs. Suitable for ages 9 to 14+
About the Author
Elle Carter Neal grew up between the covers of books, emerging only when her storytelling skills were required for games with friends or to invent explanations when something went wrong. She lives in Australia where cockatoos chew on the power lines and anything printed out on paper is likely to be eaten by a kangaroo, or drawn on by one or both of her children. Luckily she has a plan. And makes plenty of back-ups.
