Champion of the Titan Games

Brandon Mull - Author

This is a fantasy adventure centred on an escalating dragon war, a search for desperately needed help, and a move into Titan Valley, where the heroes face a formidable challenge in a gladiator-style arena.

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The war against dragons intensifies. Will Kendra and Seth find the help they desperately need from the Giant Queen? This fourth book in a five-book series leaves the underwater dragon preserve of Crescent Lagoon for a gladiator-style arena at Titan Valley—the magical realm of towering giants and enslaved dragons. Our two young heroes have never felt so small or faced a challenge so... giant! ---------- **Books in this series** 1. [Dragonwatch][1] 2. [Wrath of the Dragon King][2] 3. [Master of the Phantom Isle][3] 4. Champion of the Titan Games [1]: https://openlibrary.org/works/OL19659334W [2]: https://openlibrary.org/works/OL19761973W [3]: https://openlibrary.org/works/OL20438840W

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EnslavementFreedomControl

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Violence and harmOther content to considerFear and suspense

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enslavementfreedomcontrolgiants and dragonswardesperate help-seekingarena challengesmallness against powerful beings

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Power and captivity

Titan Valley is described as a realm of towering giants and enslaved dragons.

Courage under pressure

Kendra and Seth leave Crescent Lagoon while the dragon war intensifies and face a challenge in Titan Valley.

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The book involves an intensifying war, a gladiator-style arena and enslaved dragons. These elements may merit attention if conflict, captivity or threatening challenges require preparation or discussion.

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