Cerberus The Tiger: The Tiger Saga - Paperback

Cerberus saw the portal open. He saw the beast come through. Now he'll risk everything to uncover the truth... and stop it from happening again.

Ten years ago, Cerberus witnessed something no one else believes. His father, a brilliant scientist, opened a portal in their lab, and a towering two-headed beast came through. Cerberus watched it take his father. Everyone else called it an accident. He wanted to believe them.

Now, a strange energy signal pulses with the same pattern from that night. It should be impossible. But it could mean that his father is still alive. Somewhere.

With help from Ricky, a childhood friend turned controversial researcher, Cerberus begins tracking ancient energy pulses and fractured time. At the center is MonFus, a strange force binding lost worlds and missing creatures. But each test risks waking something older... something that has waited long enough.

Cerberus is pulled into an unfamiliar world filled with forgotten cities, dangerous beasts, and suspicious allies. High above, a dark castle looms, its roots sunk into rivers of glowing magma. Something waits inside. And it remembers him.

If Cerberus fails, he may lose more than his father. He could unleash a villain powerful enough to bend time itself.

He wants the truth. But the truth might come at a terrible cost.

• A bold, relatable animal protagonist navigating loss, legacy, and identity
• High-stakes portal-jumping action with emotional weight and mystery
• A journey through forgotten civilizations, strange creatures, and collapsing realities
• Ideal for fans of His Dark Materials, The Wild Robot, The Phantom Tollbooth, Ghostbusters, and A Wrinkle in Time

Perfect for readers ages 10-14 (and up!) who crave middle grade portal fantasy, animal-led sci-fi, and coming-of-age adventures packed with invention, heart, and danger.

Add Cerberus The Tiger to your cart today and begin the first chapter in a saga where science opens the door... but what lies beyond may decide whether you'll ever make it back.