14 Facts About Vega Jane

Vega Jane is a series of four young adult fantasy novels written by American author David Baldacci.

Vega Jane researched slang and old English to create a unique language for his characters.

Vega Jane later finds a note written by Quentin stating that he had left her something, she later finds this object hidden in her treehouse, it is a map of the Quag with detailed descriptions of the creatures it contains.

Vega Jane finds an Adder stone with magical properties that can heal cuts and bruises when you think good thoughts.

Vega Jane accepts and goes on to be declared the "champion of the Duelum".

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However, after winning the Duelum, Vega Jane decides to escape Wormwood with her dog 'Harry Two' and her friend Delph.

Vega Jane then comes across Astrea Prine, the 'Keeper' of the Quag and a being that is over 800 years old.

However, Vega Jane has learnt that like Astrea, she too is a powerful sorceress; Vega Jane then fights back against her imprisonment, escaping with Delph.

Vega Jane follows a Maladon to a castle where she witnesses them turning magical people into slaves by draining their power into a bottle.

Vega Jane then decides to return the power of those that have been turned into slaves and train them to create an army of sorcerers.

Vega Jane is later visited by the ghost of Morrigone who tells her that the Maladon destroyed Wormwood and killed almost everyone; she uses a spell to teleport to Wormwood and finds the town in ruins.

Vega Jane learns from the only surviving resident Thansius, that her brother, John, was taken and not killed.

Vega Jane's army lost the battle against Necro; however, with the aid of a divinity, Vega Jane is able to duel Necro alone.

Vega Jane was initially praised for its story and world, with The Guardian stating that The Finisher was "gripping" and "written well".