Jenna and the Eyes of Fire: The Ituria Chronicles, #4
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Danger has returned to Middle Forest!
It has been a few months since Jenna rescued the unicorn Ituria from the hunters; and Jenna's grandfather has come to live with her family. When the hunters return searching for a magical creature they claim to have seen, Jenna answers the call for help, and must protect her new forest friends…without her grandfather or parents finding out.
After Jenna learns that her grandfather has been to Middle Forest before, she realizes that his knowledge of the past can help with her mission; however, it also puts him in danger. How can she protect him and her friends without revealing her secret identity? Will the magic of the forest transform her back into a wolf to stop the hunters again? And what if saving her grandfather from the hunter's evil plans means Jenna must stop the hunter from ever leaving the forest again?
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Jenna and the Eyes of Fire - J.B. Moonstar
Table of Contents
Chapter One
Danger Returns To Middle Forest
Chapter Two
Searching For Clues
Chapter Three
Creating A Cover Story
Chapter Four
Trip To Ituria
Chapter Five
What Lies Ahead
Chapter Six
Hunters’ Plans
Chapter Seven
Tales Of A Dragon
Chapter Eight
Plans Of Their Own
Chapter Nine
Grandpa Returns
Chapter Ten
Learning About Ike
Chapter Eleven
Grandpa Finds Out
Chapter Twelve
A Secret Entrance
Chapter Thirteen
Rescuing Knocker
Chapter Fourteen
Confronting The Hunters
Chapter Fifteen
Cornered
Chapter Sixteen
Getting Help For Ralphie
Chapter Seventeen
Ike’s Claims
Chapter Eighteen
Something Is Wrong
Chapter Nineteen
Ike’s Prisoners
Chapter Twenty
Planning A Trap
Chapter Twenty-One
Step One: Saving Ralphie
Chapter Twenty-Two
Step Two: Saving Grandpa
Chapter Twenty-Three
Final Confrontation
Chapter Twenty-Four
Safe At Last
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Jenna and the Eyes of Fire
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Library of Congress Control Number: 2021941355
Paperback ISBN-13: 978-1-64450-248-8
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Dedication
To Dad, thank you for all your love and support. You are my hero.
Dear Reader,
It has been a few months since Jenna’s first adventure into Middle Forest, and Jenna’s grandfather has come to live with her family. When the hunters return, searching for magical creatures, Jenna must protect her new forest friends.
Jenna learns her grandfather has been here before, and his knowledge of the past can help with her mission. However, it also puts him in danger.
How can she protect him and her friends without revealing her secret identity? And what if saving her grandfather means Jenna must stop the hunter from ever leaving the forest again?
Sincerely,
Knocker,
First Guard to Ituria
Chapter One
Danger Returns To Middle Forest
W hen I was young,
said Grandpa, starting one of his many story-telling sessions, we went barefoot, only wore shoes to school, none of those fancy sneakers. I remember going into the woods with only my knife, a cooking pan, and a pack of matches. I would stay out ‘til I had something to t ake home.
As Grandpa continued, Jenna smiled; she really enjoyed her Grandpa’s stories. Since he moved in a few weeks ago, they had made a practice of going out into the back yard after dinner and sitting in the lawn chairs near the forest. He grew up in a world so different than hers and had a unique point of view based on the many challenges he had overcome; some she could not even understand.
When you go hunting for gators, you have to go out at night. You have to shine your flashlight into the canal and look for the reflection in their eyes. Look at every set of eyes you see, make sure they are small. If you see a big set of eyes, that’s the momma, and you don’t want to grab one of the babies when she is nearby. Make sure you shine your light on the sides of the canal too, just to make sure momma isn’t sitting on the shore.
So, did you stay out all night, Grandpa?
she asked.
Many times, I would stay out for days, caught a few gators, trapped a few rabbits, whatever I could get. My dad died young, so it was just my mom and us three kids, my brother and sister and me. We lived with our grandparents, and we helped them when we could. Grandpa would take the gators I caught and sell them to the tourists. Do you remember the movies about monster gators in the New York sewers? Well, that was probably one of my gators they were writing about.
They both chuckled. Jenna was intrigued, wanting to know more. So how big do you think a gator could get in a New York sewer—as big as they put in the movies?
Well,
said Grandpa, I don’t know about the fifty-foot-long ones they show on the movie screen, but when I was a kid, no one touched the big gators—too dangerous, so they got really big. Some got over 20 feet long—that was 2 feet of snapping jaws you wanted to avoid at all costs.
Grandpa’s eyes shined as he talked about his childhood adventures. Then, he leaned back in his chair and closed his eyes, smiling as he remembered his adventures from long ago.
Jenna knew when he closed his eyes, just to let him rest for a little bit. He would wake up again in a few minutes and go right on with the story, like he hadn’t fallen asleep. Meanwhile, she looked out into the forest, seeing if she could see any of the animals who lived there.
Remembering back a few months ago, the magic of the forest changing her into a wolf to rescue Ituria from human hunters in the forest. She would have thought it was a dream, except she still had the scar on her shoulder. Somehow, the forest had needed her, and she wondered, will it ever need me again?
Where was I?
said Grandpa, waking back up. Oh, yeah, hunting and fishing. My mom was always happy when I would bring home meat for the table, except one time, when I brought back this big old snake. It stunk so bad, she said no way, take it out back and bury it! I guess I waited too long to go home that time.
Grandpa chuckled again.
Sounds like you had a lot of fun,
said Jenna, smiling again and glad she could share Grandpa’s memories. Don’t forget you have a trip coming up, another adventure! Mom and Dad are taking you to the doctor’s office for your check-up to make sure your heart is still ticking, and you’ll have to stay overnight for this one. You’ll need to get inside soon and pack a bag.
You’re right,
he said. But I think I’ll sit out here a few more minutes.
With that, Grandpa settled in for another short nap. Looking out into the forest, something caught Jenna’s eye. There was some movement along the edge, something small, but it was looking back at them. She could see the eyes. What had Grandpa said, light makes the eyes shine. The light from the porch caused the eyes of whatever was out there to glow in the dark. Now there were two sets of eyes, both small, both looking in her direction.
She rose from her chair and took a step toward them.
Instantly, they darted off into the darkness.
She returned to her chair and looked at Grandpa, the shadows hit him in such a way that he looked like a big bear, with the outline showing bear ears and a snout, and large arms and legs, and a bit chubby in the waist. But wait, she was just imagining it, right? Then she remembered that the forest creatures had told her that she had the shadow of a wolf on her when they watched her from the woods.
Jenna smiled at the thought of a big, cuddly, black bear that looked after her sister and her when they were small. Now it was their turn to look after him. Glancing into the forest, then back at Grandpa, the bear shadow had disappeared; maybe it was just her imagination playing games or wishful thinking.
Sitting out in the backyard, listening to the breeze and the crickets, Jenna closed her eyes too; it