Swashbucklers

Cisco must save the day with the help of his friends, despite being a single parent and struggling with his powers. They must use 80s video game consoles as weapons and convince his friends to help him, as being a ghostbusting hero is easier without school runs, parent evenings, and nativity plays.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 400 pages
\n Publication date: 09 November 2021
\n Publisher: Watkins Media
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Cisco is struggling with single parenting and is often treated as a joke. This is made worse by the return of the pirate's powers, which is causing bizarre deaths. With the help of a talking fox, an enchanted forest, a long-lost friend haunting his dreams, and 80s video game consoles turned into weapons, Cisco must convince his friends to help him save the day. However, they quickly discover that being a ghostbusting hero is much easier when they don't have school runs, parent evenings, and nativity plays to attend. Even in the middle of a supernatural battle, they must always bring snacks and wipes.

Cisco is a single parent who is often treated as a joke. This is made worse by the return of the pirate's powers, which is causing bizarre deaths. With the help of a talking fox, an enchanted forest, a long-lost friend haunting his dreams, and 80s video game consoles turned into weapons, Cisco must convince his friends to help him save the day. However, they quickly discover that being a ghostbusting hero is much easier when they don't have school runs, parent evenings, and nativity plays to attend. Even in the middle of a supernatural battle, they must always bring snacks and wipes.

Cisco is a single parent who is often treated as a joke. This is made worse by the return of the pirate's powers, which is causing bizarre deaths. With the help of a talking fox, an enchanted forest, a long-lost friend haunting his dreams, and 80s video game consoles turned into weapons, Cisco must convince his friends to help him save the day. However, they quickly discover that being a ghostbusting hero is much easier when they don't have school runs, parent evenings, and nativity plays to attend. Even in the middle of a supernatural battle, they must always bring snacks and wipes.

Cisco is a single parent who is often treated as a joke. This is made worse by the return of the pirate's powers, which is causing bizarre deaths. With the help of a talking fox, an enchanted forest, a long-lost friend haunting his dreams, and 80s video game consoles turned into weapons, Cisco must convince his friends to help him save the day. However, they quickly discover that being a ghostbusting hero is much easier when they don't have school runs, parent evenings, and nativity plays to attend. Even in the middle of a supernatural battle, they must always bring snacks and wipes.

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Dimension: 216 x 135 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9780857669384\n
Edition number: New ed\n