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Otherspace

Truesight seriesbook 3 of 3

Jacob can see—and his vision brings him great power. But he still hasn't found what he's been looking for. . . .

Danger is closing in. The stars are calling. And young Jacob Manford is restless. He's tried settling into life as a Seer, but he hasn't forgotten the ghostly boy who told him about a new colony—a colony for those who were once blind but can now see. A place for people like Jacob.

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Soon Jacob buys passage on a cargo ship hurtling toward distant planets. But strange events along the way worry him. Is he moving toward a new life and a new sense of peace, or is he simply bringing trouble with him?

Audience
young adult
Length
medium · 352 pages

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