The most annoying person in Phillip's life, his mother, has fallen through a hole in the universe. Best friends Phillip and McClure have travelled back in time to a Victorian world of Airships and Automatons to try and rescue her. But this is a dangerous world, run by a cruel dictator and his Council where human prisoners live and work in factories; life is cheap.
Picture a tinydog named Pebby flying down cobblestone streets pulling her wagon, delivering fresh-baked goods from the bakery. She knows every inch of that Clockwork town, and she'll help you find your way around!
But there are more twists and turns than a clockwork timepiece as they discover a secret labyrinth, an underground river, and stockpiles of weapons. Where is the mother they are searching for? Can he champion the fight for freedom and risk losing the chance to ever go home again? Read this thrilling sequel to The Clockwork Adventures, Part One; The Search for Norwall in the second book in this seven-part series! As in the previous books, intricate ink-style artwork adorns the beginning of each chapter.
This beautifully illustrated version of The Clockwork Adventures features concept art and character development profiles critical to this story in a separate section at the back of the book. In The Story Continues..., see how this sequel continues the thrilling story of The Clockwork Adventures, Part Two: Circles of the Realm. In Character Development, learn how the author, in collaboration with the illustrator, created memorable characters. In Worldbuilding, get a deep dive into the worldbuilding of the steampunk world our heroes find themselves in. Enjoy a special behind-the-scenes look at early versions of the illustrations within the book, and learn about the process of taking these illustrations from an idea to a finished artwork!
Read it now, in The Clockwork Adventures, Part Three: Lost in the Labyrinth. If you have yet to find yourself in the world of Norwall, start your journey with The Clockwork Adventures, Part One: The Search for Norwall, and Part Two: Circles of the Realm.
Alexa Rayburn is the pen name of Nan Kopitnik, a Board-Certified Addiction Medicine Physician and attorney. She serves as an editor for several online medical reference resources. She has published articles in medical journals, and lectured at national meetings.She is the author of the cozy mystery series, The Messy Life of Dr. Olivia Day. The series kicks off with The Mayhem and Medical Mischief of Dr. Olivia Day. The introductory novella showcases the adventures of a woman physician and her short, underappreciated assistant, Mr. MacKenzie. As they visit patients in their homes, they encounter scary situations, often with a comedic twist. The series expands as the duo unravels a murder mystery, a failed romance, and ghosts from their past in the New England seaside town of Brighton Isle. She is the author of four children's books. Her dystopian series, The Clockwork Adventures, features a Florida teen transported to a Victorian Steampunk land held captive by an authoritarian dictator. The choice is clear: help the enslaved people at great peril to yourself, or return home and continue life as it was!Her latest achievement is the completion of the MFA Creative Writing Degree Program at Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida. She is an annual vendor at Megacon Orlando, Tampa Bay Comic-Con, Metrocon, Gaming Community Expo, and Holiday Matsuri, Orlando, where she sells books and merchandise. She is the keeper of toy robots and one remarkable tinydog. She is the handler of five large rescue parrots that bite with reckless abandon and the proud mother of two exceptionally creative children.View her full book collection by visiting the TinyDog Books Store at https: //www.tinydogbooks.com/ today!
Clara Kay (she/her) is an illustrator, merchandise designer, and animator located in Central Florida. She has a B.F.A. in Character Animation from the University of Central Florida.She values art education and embracing creativity, and aims much of her efforts towards encouraging new artists to hone their skills. Clara has been a guest lecturer at SCAD, speaking to artists about creating their own small businesses in the art convention industry. She loves sharing resources, offering in-depth critiques, and collaborating with dozens of other artists.Clara loves promoting her work at conventions, interacting with customers, and supporting her fellow artists.
Alexander Kay is a photographer and woodburner located in Central Florida. He is a student persuing International Affairs and Law at Rollins College. In addition to editing and formatting our books, he also produces and sells wood-burned novelties, and maintains his own store, linked below.Alexander loves music: he plays guitar and saxaphone. He enjoys traveling to attend conventions, interacting with customers and other book lovers. His photography is featured in several of our books, as well as across social media.To see more of his work, visit his woodburning website, https: //akwoodburning.com/ today!
