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    The Troll under the Eighth Street Bridge
    The Werewolves of Riverside Park
    The Gnomes of Tucson
    Ebook series3 titles

    Randal Regulus, Monster Hunter Series

    By Kenneth Jorgensen

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    About this series

    Randal Regulus was a normal teenager in a normal family with normal friends. Then he learned that the “normal family” part was a lie. His parents were actually professional monster hunters, with a secret armory and everything! Randal thinks that nothing could be better when his parents invite him to be a monster hunter too.

    But Randal quickly learns that being a monster hunter is a lot less fun than it sounds. His first encounter with a monster goes badly. Then he has to keep secrets from his best friends Kate, Kirby, and Grant, and will have to go away for training over summer vacation.

    Things go from bad to even worse when Randal learns that the trailer park near Kirby’s grandmother's house is overrun with werewolves. Soon Randal has to use all his courage and skill to keep himself and his friends alive as the werewolves hunt and corner him and his friends.

    The Werewolves of Riverside Park is the first book of the Randal Regulus: Monster Hunter series. It is a funny and lighthearted story of courage and discovery that will appeal to teenagers, their parents, and everyone else.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKenneth Jorgensen
    Release dateMar 3, 2012
    The Troll under the Eighth Street Bridge
    The Werewolves of Riverside Park
    The Gnomes of Tucson

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 2

      The Gnomes of Tucson
      The Gnomes of Tucson

      The Gnomes of Tucson

      Kenneth Jorgensen
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      To sixteen-year-old Randal Regulus nothing is more important than his goal to be a monster hunter like previous generations of his family. To accomplish this goal he and his friends are spending their summer training in Tucson, Arizona, at the headquarters of the premier monster-hunting organization in the world: the Round Table. Their training includes martial arts, marksmanship and a class on how to fight particular types of monsters, but also includes academic classes like English, math and physics. Near the end of summer, with final examinations looming, Randal, Kate, Grant, Kirby, and their new friend Gabriel get some pizzas and hole up in the freshman dorms to study for final exams. No sooner do they set down the food than small men invade the dorm seemingly from nowhere, tape Kirby to a chair, and steal the pizzas. The friends learn that the men are gnomes, monsters with unique abilities to manipulate the physical universe around them. At first the gnomes are a mere nuisance, but the situation quickly escalates when the gnomes kidnap Gabriel and hold him for ransom. It will take all of the wits and ingenuity Randal can muster to rescue Gabriel and escape from monsters that can literally walk through walls. The Gnomes of Tucson is the second book in the Randal Regulus, Monster Hunter series.

      To sixteen-year-old Randal Regulus nothing is more important than his goal to be a monster hunter like previous generations of his family. To accomplish this goal he and his friends are spending their summer training in Tucson, Arizona, at the headquarters of the premier monster-hunting organization in the world: the Round Table. Their training includes martial arts, marksmanship and a class on how to fight particular types of monsters, but also includes academic classes like English, math and physics. Near the end of summer, with final examinations looming, Randal, Kate, Grant, Kirby, and their new friend Gabriel get some pizzas and hole up in the freshman dorms to study for final exams. No sooner do they set down the food than small men invade the dorm seemingly from nowhere, tape Kirby to a chair, and steal the pizzas. The friends learn that the men are gnomes, monsters with unique abilities to manipulate the physical universe around them. At first the gnomes are a mere nuisance, but the situation quickly escalates when the gnomes kidnap Gabriel and hold him for ransom. It will take all of the wits and ingenuity Randal can muster to rescue Gabriel and escape from monsters that can literally walk through walls. The Gnomes of Tucson is the second book in the Randal Regulus, Monster Hunter series.

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      The Troll under the Eighth Street Bridge
      The Troll under the Eighth Street Bridge

      The Troll under the Eighth Street Bridge

      Kenneth Jorgensen
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      After being attacked by a pack of werewolves and undergoing training to be a monster hunter like his parents, Randal's life was back to something resembling normal. He was in high school, had his driver's permit, and was worried about nothing more sinister than passing Mrs. Myers' English class. At the high school choir's madrigal dinner, however, the mysterious Mr. Quatle pulled Randal's dad asid

      After being attacked by a pack of werewolves and undergoing training to be a monster hunter like his parents, Randal's life was back to something resembling normal. He was in high school, had his driver's permit, and was worried about nothing more sinister than passing Mrs. Myers' English class. At the high school choir's madrigal dinner, however, the mysterious Mr. Quatle pulled Randal's dad asid

    • The Werewolves of Riverside Park
      The Werewolves of Riverside Park

      The Werewolves of Riverside Park

      Kenneth Jorgensen
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      Randal Regulus was a normal teenager in a normal family with normal friends. Then he learned that the “normal family” part was a lie. His parents were actually professional monster hunters, with a secret armory and everything! Randal thinks that nothing could be better when his parents invite him to be a monster hunter too. But Randal quickly learns that being a monster hunter is a lot less fun than it sounds. His first encounter with a monster goes badly. Then he has to keep secrets from his best friends Kate, Kirby, and Grant, and will have to go away for training over summer vacation. Things go from bad to even worse when Randal learns that the trailer park near Kirby’s grandmother's house is overrun with werewolves. Soon Randal has to use all his courage and skill to keep himself and his friends alive as the werewolves hunt and corner him and his friends. The Werewolves of Riverside Park is the first book of the Randal Regulus: Monster Hunter series. It is a funny and lighthearted story of courage and discovery that will appeal to teenagers, their parents, and everyone else.

      Randal Regulus was a normal teenager in a normal family with normal friends. Then he learned that the “normal family” part was a lie. His parents were actually professional monster hunters, with a secret armory and everything! Randal thinks that nothing could be better when his parents invite him to be a monster hunter too. But Randal quickly learns that being a monster hunter is a lot less fun than it sounds. His first encounter with a monster goes badly. Then he has to keep secrets from his best friends Kate, Kirby, and Grant, and will have to go away for training over summer vacation. Things go from bad to even worse when Randal learns that the trailer park near Kirby’s grandmother's house is overrun with werewolves. Soon Randal has to use all his courage and skill to keep himself and his friends alive as the werewolves hunt and corner him and his friends. The Werewolves of Riverside Park is the first book of the Randal Regulus: Monster Hunter series. It is a funny and lighthearted story of courage and discovery that will appeal to teenagers, their parents, and everyone else.

    Author

    Kenneth Jorgensen

    Kenneth Jorgensen lives in Boise, Idaho, with his wife and two children. His life growing up was much likes Randal’s, except the parts about monsters.

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