The Twin Blades of Doom

"With this series, Ying Ping turns tropes around, breaks the fourth wall with the reader, and takes you round corners you’ ll never expect. I had so much fun! FIVE BIG BIG STARS!!!" — Hwee Goh, bestselling children's author and bookstagrammer Julian Kee and his friends have already saved the Underworld twice from destruction and chaos. Can they do it a third time?  In his misguided attempts to harness the power of technology, the children’ s erstwhile mentor Wuchiwark has unleashed a blight across the Underworld, causing the plants and animals to mutate into fearsome beasts. Only the legendary Twin Blades of Doom can undo the curse, so off the children are sent on yet another thrilling adventure! However, firmly believing that being a hero should be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and not a permanent job, Julian hatches a daring plot which, if successful, will resolve the Underworld’ s problems once and for all.  This third book in the Prophecy of the Underworld series continues to serve up much fun and laughter about adventures, heroes and the crazy world of publishing!

Low Ying Ping is the author of the Mount Emily novels, a middle-grade/young-adult fantasy series featuring time travel and friendship; and the Prophecy of the Underworld series, a set of humorous fantasy adventure books. Her first novel, Mount Emily, was shortlisted for the Hedwig Anuar Children’ s Book Award 2018 and Mount Emily Revisited won the Singapore Book Awards 2017 in the Middle Grade/Young Adult category. Her books have also been shortlisted for Singapore’ s Popular Readers’ Choice Awards. Mount Emily was also selected for inclusion in the National Arts Council of Singapore’ s ‘ Read Our World: SingLit Book Gift for Schools’ . She has also written a three-volume English adaptation of the Chinese classic, Journey to the West, for children aged seven to ten years old. Her short story, ‘ The Age When Magic Begins’ , won second prize in the British Fantasy Society’ s short story competition 2018. Her poems and critical essay have appeared in Singa, the journal of the National University of Singapore Centre for the Arts, and in Quarterly Literary Review Singapore. She holds a master’ s degree in English Literature from the University of Warwick, UK.