Sea Quest Series 5 Chaos Quadrant 4 Books Collection Set by Adam Blade - Ages 7-9 - Paperback

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Titles in This Set. Sea Quest 17: Sythid the Spider Crab. Sea Quest 18: Brux the Tusked Terror. Sea Quest 19: Venor the Sea Scorpion. Sea Quest 20: Monoth the Spiked DestroyerProduct Details. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: Multi-book bundle - no single set ISBN printed. Publisher: Orchard Books. Age Range: 7-9 yearsOverview. Plunge beneath the waves with Sea Quest Series 5: The Chaos Quadrant, a thrilling four-book paperback collection from Adam Blade, the team behind the bestselling Beast Quest. Set on the water-world of Nemos, these fast-paced sci-fi adventures follow brave young hero Max and his Merryn friend Lia as they battle monstrous Robobeasts and outwit the dreaded pirate Red Eye. Packed with short chapters, cliff-hanger endings and dramatic black-and-white illustrations, this set is perfect for building reading confidence in children aged 7-9, especially reluctant readers who love action, danger and non-stop underwater excitement.About the Books. This collection brings together the complete Chaos Quadrant story arc, books 17 to 20 in the Sea Quest series, as one continuous underwater adventure. In Sythid the Spider Crab, a precious Merryn treasure map is stolen and the fearsome pirate Red Eye is behind the theft - but who is Red Eye, and what will happen if he claims all four hidden treasures? Max and Lia must stop him. In Brux the Tusked Terror, the heroes trail the scheming pirate only to meet a monstrous walrus Robobeast; they must defeat Brux and seize the treasure first. The battle intensifies in Venor the Sea Scorpion, as Red Eye's crew of robotic monsters gains a terrifying new recruit - a giant sea scorpion lurking in the darkest depths. Finally, in Monoth the Spiked Destroyer, Max and Lia face their greatest challenge yet, racing to stop Red Eye before he seizes the last treasure and takes power over the oceans of Nemos forever. Each book is a self-contained mission that also drives the wider quest forward, so young readers enjoy a satis