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A new world means a world of trouble...
The Paragon
Engine, a machine that can unlock portals to any dimension throughout
the universe, is the most powerful and dangerous invention in Templar
history-and the Grey Griffins have just been pulled through it. After
they are transported through the engine, Max, Ernie, Natalia, and Harley
have no idea what to expect. There could be vicious monsters or
terrifying creatures lurking around every corner.
But soon, they
discover that this new world looks just like theirs. Except there
is one big difference: everything that went wrong in their world never
happened and the Templar rule society. Is this world truly perfect? Or
should the Griffins risk their lives to find a way back home? Things get
even more complicated when they learn that their arch enemy, Otto Von
Strife, is also in this world-and he has the power to destroy
everything.
In this final book of the Clockwork Chronicles trilogy,
the Grey Griffins face questions about destiny, personal choice, and
what courage really means-all while finding a way to destroy Von Strife,
his evil half-fairies, and his legion of killer clockworks.







