The third epic and hilarious quest of Blart and his companions, featuring pirates, trolls, wolfdogs and much humorous skulduggery. Reads like 'The Princess Bride' meets Monty Python.
Dominic Barker Book order (chronological)
Dominic Barker is a writer whose work explores the nuances of human experience through vivid storytelling. His prose is characterized by its insightful observations and emotional depth, drawing readers into complex narratives. Barker's distinctive voice offers a unique perspective on the world, making his contributions to literature both compelling and memorable.
Blart II
- 393 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Blart is wanted, dead or alive. It's nice to be wanted, although not if you're gong to be skewered horribly by the Duke's army as a result. But it isn't just Blart's life that's at stake. The greatest sorcerer alive has made a very big and rather embarrassing mistake, and now Blart must embark on a perilous mission to save his own life, his friends' lives and potentially the world (again). And so begins another hilarious, unforgettable and utterly fantastic adventure (with pigs).
Blart II : the boy who was wanted dead or alive - or both
- 353 pages
- 13 hours of reading
The second hilarious, unforgettable and utterly fantastic adventure of Blart - reading like The Princess Bride meets Monty Python.
Blart lives on a pig farm with his grandfather and doesn't care about being heroic or legendary, but he reluctantly embarks on an epic quest to save the world accompanied by a feisty princess who likes dragons, a warrior who's a big softie and a disaffected dwarf.