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Drowned Wednesday

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Drowned Wednesday

This is Book Three in Garth Nix’s blockbuster fantasy-adventure series, The Keys to the Kingdom, following the best-selling Mister Monday and Grim Tuesday.
Arthur Penhaligon has a broken leg, bad asthma, and an invitation he can’t refuse. There’s no time for rest and recovery, Drowned Wednesday has sent a ship to pluck Arthur from his comfortable bed, miles from any ocean, and sail him back to the House.
From hospital room to the high seas, Arthur finds himself on an adventure that will pit him against pirates, storms, explosions of Nothing-laced gunpowder, and a vast beast that eats everything it encounters. Through it all, he is drawn deeper into the mystery of the Architect’s disappearance, and the plotting of the Trustees. For the sake of all that dwell in the Secondary realms, Arthur must discover the third part of the Will and claim the Third Key.
But first he has to survive life aboard ship on the Border Sea . . .
Another breath-taking mix of magic, mystery, adventure, humour and excitement from Garth Nix.

Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
ISBN9781741144413
Published13/10/2004
Price Per CopyRRP $15.95
1–9 copies$14.35
10–19 copies$13.55
20+ copies$12.76
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Garth Nix

Garth Nix was born in Melbourne on a Saturday, and got married on a Saturday to his publisher wife, Anna. So Saturday is a good day. He used to write on a Sunday, because over the years he had a number of day jobs – as bookseller, editor, PR consultant, literary agent – that nearly always started on a Monday (and far too early). Tuesday often brings luck – like the news that Abhorsen had hit The New York Times best-seller list. When Garth was in the Australian Army Reserve, Wednesday was training night. Thursday is memorable, because that’s when his son, Tom, was born. Now that Garth is a full-time writer, Friday is less important than it used to be as the end of the working week. On any day, Garth may generally be found near Coogee Beach, in Sydney, where he and his family live.

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