- QUINT TRILOGY
- Curse of the Gloamglozer
- The Winter Knights
- Clash of the Sky Galleons
- TWIG TRILOGY
- Beyond the Deepwoods
- Stormchaser
- Midnight over Sanctaphrax
- The Complete Twig Trilogy
- ROOK TRILOGY
- The last of the Sky Pirates
- Vox
- Freeglader
- The Complete Rook Trilogy
- NON-TRILOGY
- The Lost Barkscrolls
- The Immortals
Clash of the Sky Galleons
Quint is travelling with his father, Wind Jackal, on a mission to track down and bring to justice Turbot Smeal, the man who started the fire that killed their family. Having left behind his studies at the Knights Academy, Quint is now eager to learn what it really means to be a sky pirate and to learn from his father. But Wind Jackal is consumed by his desire to capture Smeal - and his judgement is flawed. His actions endangers the lives of his crew - and his son. As they travel from the taverns and backstreets of Undertown and the wonders of the shipbuilders' yards, to the dark dangers of the Deepwoods, where Quint and Maris become separated from the rest of the crew and encounter some terrifying creatures - and finally to the mysterious, ghostly sky-wreck in Open Sky, where they discover the truth about Smeal - and face a new terror. . .
Reviews
- Warning - these books may be addictive. - Pet O'Connell, Cork Evening Echo
- Gripping, complex fantasy, perfect for encouraging boys to read. - THE Magazine
- ...a fantastic journey into a brilliantly imagined world... - Children's Books Ireland (Bookfest 2006)
- It's a fantastic book with amazing animals, great names, and superb illustrations. - The Independent on Sunday
- Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell deserve a knighthood for Christmas. They've performed a minor miracle. my 10 year old son is reading again and reading voraciously...Their Edge Chronicles are pitched just perfectly for that most difficult category - boys ages nine to awkward, oops I mean 11. They are inventive, imaginative and intelligent, just right for reigniting that reading habit... - Phil Hewitt, Etc
- Top read! - Kraze Club