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Step into the magical world of the Institute, where witches learn how to ride dragons, plants have magic, and thunderstorms are more than just a weather phenomenon. Follow the journey of four students, Penelope, Wickham, Herja, and Kaia, as they navigate the challenges of their third year. A Clean YA Epic Fantasy The group of students at the Institute is back for another semester, but things are a bit different this time. Penelope is struggling because she doesn't have a mate, while Herja is pursuing a diagnosis for her neurodivergence. Kaia learns that Finnegan has escaped from prison, and there are rumors of a second magical spring while the group is camped at the base of Thunder Ridge, learning to take their dragon forms and ride their dragons. When Herja receives a letter from an old friend, the group sets out to help, but they face danger and a mysterious magic that turns woodland creatures into stone. As they wait out a massive thunderstorm in a cave, Penelope opens up about her insecurities, and the group comes together to help each other through their struggles. This story is a must-read for anyone who loves adventure, magic, and a touch of suspense. You will be drawn into the world of the Institute, where dragons and witches learn to fly and ride together and where friendships and self-discovery are just as important as learning magic. With relatable characters and an engaging plot, you won't be able to put this book down. Take advantage of the thrilling journey of Penelope, Wickham, Herja, Kaia, and Nolen in this spellbinding tale. The Quest for the Phantom Feather is the third book in the Defenders of the Realm series.
Author

Marie-Hélène Lebeault writes Speculative Fiction for children and young adults. Be sure to follow her for the latest news, sales, and releases https://www.bookbub.com/authors/marie... Marie-Hélène is a Canadian author. She writes young adult quest and adventure stories rooted in the world of fantasy, magic and time travel. With important coming of age lessons at the core of her writing, children and young adults alike will revel in the fantastical journeys of her characters. When not immersed in the worlds of magic and mystery, you’ll find Marie-Hélène hiking, cycling, or lying on the beach with a good book.

