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Megan Miller is a freelance writer and children’s book editor and has been playing video games since the olden days of Castle Wolfenstein and Asteroids. She is the New York Times bestselling author of the Hacks for Minecrafters series, the S.Q.U.I.D. Squad series, and other popular titles for Minecrafters. Since Minecraft 1.2, she’s been flying pigs, throwing Ender Eyes to find strongholds, building sugar-cane pyramids, and looking for sneaky ways to kill mobs without getting killed herself. Today, she lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in a Mesa plateau biome, with her own “tamed wolf” named Layla. 

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The exciting third installment in the Glitch Force series for Minecrafters! The Glitch Force returns for their third adventure—where desert secrets and an ancient mummy spell serious trouble.

NOT OFFICIAL MINECRAFT PRODUCT. NOT APPROVED BY OR ASSOCIATED WITH MOJANG.

Duncan, Miranda, and Zed, are back at it again, finding glitches in their software world (that they accidentally caused) with the help of villager friend Hess. In between glitch fighting, they take a trip to the desert to visit Hess’s uncle Happin, an archaeologist uncovering a buried temple. They’re woken at night by an enormous blast—the desert template is transforming into a massive pyramid. But their transponders don’t have any effect on the pyramid, or the glitches that keep happening around the pyramid. First, a sand wave emanating from the pyramid threatens the villages nearby. Second, Happin disappears one night, only to return with a load of gems and treasures that he can’t explain. When a mysterious mummy emerges and threatens to wreak havoc on the entire world, the Glitch Force have little time to uncover the mummy’s secrets and save their friends.

The Glitch Force: Three kids interested in Minecraft. There’s Duncan, a genius redstoner, Miranda, a sharpshooter with encyclopedic knowledge of Minecraft, and Zed, an expert builder with a prankster heart. Oh, and Duncan happens to a genius at repurposing his scientist mother's quantum electronic gizmos. When he happens to find a quantum glitch in the Minecraft programming code, it creates an opening for the three kids to visit Minecraft worlds FOR REAL. The problem is, the glitch technology isn't quite stable yet, and dangerous anomalies in their new world threaten their ability to return home. They will have to repair each world before they have any chance of returning to reality.