THE SAND KEY

Two kids on a stolen speeder. Three war machines on their tail. A crystal device that pulses like a heartbeat and speaks to ancient things buried beneath the sand. Kael just wants to survive. Nara has always known where they were going. When the desert floor cracks open and a city older than memory rises from the dunes, they have one choice: cross the threshold or be destroyed by the warship above. They go in. And something inside — something enormous, something sleeping — opens its eyes.