Seckry Sevenstars and the Trinity Awakening

The Seckry Sequence, Book 2

By: Joseph Evans

Narrated by: Mike Paul

"Yes," said Kayne . . . "Ropart tells me they call her Eiya."

It’s Seckry's second year at Estergate Institute, and things are already shaping up to be just as eventful as his first.

A new lesson called fringe science has been added to his timetable, Mrs Cutson is acting more sadistic than ever, and two exchange students from Norsegate have arrived, causing trouble and provoking Seckry and his friends. On top of this, the twenty-eighth Friction Mega Meltdown is fast approaching, and Seckry is eager to transform into Anikam and get revenge on Norsegate in the best way possible – by winning the trophy for the second year in a row! But with a major update having just been implemented, can Seckry and his teammates adapt quickly enough to outwit their opponents and capture the win?

Before long, homework is mounting and Friction training is at its most intense, leaving Seckry very little time for distractions. But the enigmatic scientist Kevan Kayne, thought to be dead, has appeared in the city with a shocking claim about Eiya, and Seckry is forced to rethink everything he thought he knew about her existence.

And in his ongoing quest to uncover the truth behind his father's mysterious disappearance, Seckry unearths a secret buried deep within the school grounds.

A secret that is about to change his life forever.

Get ready to join Seckry and friends for another epic adventure in this thrilling sequel to the bestselling Seckry Sevenstars and the City of the Falling Sky.

©2013 Joseph Evans (P)2025 Joseph Evans

It was a great follow up from book 1!

This book was just as good if not better than the first. I can’t wait for book 3!!

Liked the first one, this one not as much

This book isn't bad, but there were a lot of repetitive moments from the last book. i was really confused on the villain and the motives. They just sort of popped up at the last moments. It's still written pretty well for a children's story, but weird spacing and format issues in the book were noticable. Audio book reader really got into it which was enjoyable.