Books with title The Heroes Return

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Shep and his pack have survived a terrible storm and fought off a pack of vicious wild dogs. Now the dogs must face their greatest challenge yet: finding their way back to their families. Now that the humans have returned to the city, Shep knows he wants to find his boy. But there are so many other dogs to help and so many dangers along the way. Worst of all is Shep's fear--now that he's learned to live Outside, will he be able to find happiness as a pet again?

Everything is riding on the races.As planned, I have entered the races to get back the map to Sanshli. Everything is riding on this and I cannot lose. Torn between my brother, Nygard, and Jack, I didn’t know who to trust. The more I thought about it, the more I wondered if Nygard had it right—maybe we were more powerful and deserved to rule. Only time would tell, and the winner of the races would be able to find Sanshli and end this once and for all.This is the conclusion of the Sanshlian Series

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Johan, the last surviving Night Hunter, returns to the realm of Wilmurin. Wilmurin is under threat from an ancient enemy so powerful, even mentioning his name will send shivers down the spine of anyone who hears it. An undead horde, led by this bloodthirsty tyrant invades the world bringing darkness, bloodshed and war. Not all hope is lost, Johan, along with newly found friends and allies must race against time to discover the secret to defeat the evil Count Darkool. Their journey takes them across Wilmurin and beyond, perilous challenges and monsters lay ahead. The shape-shifting druid clans must unite to stand up to the evil or face extinction. War is coming to Wilmurin, friends will turn on each other, heroes and villains will be made, time is running out for the druids.

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