Welcome to The Lost Cause

Drumroll please…we’ve got another completed trilogy to celebrate! Tomorrow, September 29, you can hustle to the Story Warren store and secure your copy of The Lost Cause, the final story in the Lost Tales trilogy.

This is, amazingly, the fourteenth (!) Green Ember book! In many ways, it returns right back to the beginning, since this trilogy is another adventure with our original friends, Heather and Picket. The siblings, along with their friend Fiona, work to unravel an ancient mystery in this series.

From the official page:

Halfwind Citadel reels from the late grave betrayal, and Picket and Heather—alongside Helmer, Jo, and Fiona—struggle to recover the waning momentum of the prince’s cause. Our heroes follow clues and fight battles, as a terrifying new villain emerges from the midst of rabbitkind’s trusted leaders. The last confrontation with the crystal key conspirators threatens disaster in this thrilling conclusion to the Lost Tales trilogy.

This book will serve your family with the same old-school adventure and virtue you’ve come to expect from Green Ember stories. Kids as young as five or six can enjoy it as a read-aloud, and older ones will easily devour it on their own. The most difficult part will be deciding whether you will enjoy it on your own first or all together.

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

Along with a fantastic audiobook of this title, we’ll also have lots of new merch for you to enjoy. Maybe it’s time to start stowing things away for Christmas gifts? Is it time to expand your mug collection? If you’ve been following the weekly reveals in Sam’s newsletter, you know all about what’s to come. Make sure you come back tomorrow and check it all out!

We are delighted to be on your side for another round of faithful adventure stories. Onward, friends! See you tomorrow!

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Kelly Keller

Kelly Keller is the managing editor of Story Warren. She has her BS in Elementary Education from Messiah University and has taught various ages, but her favorite was worldview and literature with high school students. The “gap” in her resume is actually a window of eighteen years of homeschooling, which she recommends as an effective, though demanding, way of expanding one’s home library.

When she’s not behind her laptop, Kelly enjoys live music, baseball, reading great books, and traveling with her husband, David. Kelly hails from beautiful snowy New England, but after two decades in North Carolina, she feels right at home.

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