Sep 29, 2026

Cottonwood, California Sep 29, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Lisa M Becker takes readers on another thrilling journey with The Great Akita Rescue: The Akita Guardians and the Hidden Imperial Treasure, Book Two of The Great Akita Rescue. Published on Amazon Kindle, this adventure follows Emiko, Rocco, Toby, and Malu as they uncover a secret involving an ancient medallion, seven guardian shrines, and a mysterious Imperial archive.
About the book:
What begins with a stolen medallion soon becomes a much larger mystery. As Emiko, Rocco, Toby, and Malu investigate the seven ancient guardian shrines, they discover that the treasure everyone has been searching for is far more valuable and dangerous than gold. Hidden behind an ancient seal are important Imperial secrets that must remain protected. The young Akitas are forced to put their courage and friendship to the test as they follow clues, face the people responsible for the theft, and work together to protect the hidden archive. Their determination leads them to an important victory, while Toby and Malu take a major step forward by officially becoming guardians. Yet their success brings another unanswered mystery, suggesting that their next adventure may already be waiting.
About the Author:
With The Great Akita Rescue, Lisa M Becker continues her exciting series with a story built around loyalty, teamwork, courage, and discovery. Book Two expands the world of the Akita guardians while introducing a fascinating mystery that can engage readers of animal adventures and family-friendly suspense.
Availability:
The secrets have been hidden for generations but now the search begins. Discover The Great Akita Rescue: The Akita Guardians and the Hidden Imperial Treasure on Amazon Kindle and follow the Akita guardians into their next unforgettable adventure!
Book Link: https://a.co/d/0fEdPnct
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