the Magic Carpet and Lighthouse at End of Line: an Enchanting Middle-Grade Fantasy About a Flying Rug, Undelivered Message, Price

All winter, Wren and Fray did the reading. Tide tables. Meters. A thread on the map so pale it almost wasn't there.At the end of a rail line that stopped running in 1962 stands a lighthouse - and a door older than anyone alive. The old keeper's granddaughter has guarded it alone for thirty years. And the door is dying: the good kind of dying, the kind that finally heals shut.Except a door that old doesn't fade quietly. It pays out everything it has ever gathered - in one night. Lost things. Lost sounds. And, deep in its keeping, one message left undelivered for thirty years, still waiting for someone to answer.Corvin Vane has already bought his ticket for the coast. And when the storm hits, it isn't Wren who ends up closest to the edge. - The third book of the series - the rug's first flight, the boldest mystery yet, and the most emotional chapter of the saga - A keeper's legacy sixty years deep - proof that the bravest magic isn't in the spell, it's in the showing up - A friendship tested at the edge - and a promise made on open water that changes the whole guild - Spooky but safe - storm-lit thrills, zero gore, for strong readers ages 9-12 "Some doors retire. It took a lighthouse to learn it."The third door is waiting. Mind the tide.