The Heart of Mars: Book 3

· The The Lora Trilogy Book 3 · Firefly Press
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Lora faces a dramatic final battle between the Ancient Heart of Mars, which holds her family prisoner, a repository of all the life force of the planet, and the Hybrids of the City Inside. Both claim they are on the side of the humans and the Ancients have the power to restore their starships to working order, if they can only learn the secret of star-flight. Reunited with her family but caught in the middle of the conflict, will Lora decide to stay on Mars or leave forever? And what part has their ancient robot, Toaster, still to play in the fate of the red planet?
Lora faces a dramatic final battle between the Ancient Heart of Mars, which holds her family prisoner, a repository of all the life force of the planet, and the Hybrids of the City Inside. Both claim they are on the side of the humans and the Ancients have the power to restore their starships to ...

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james parker
January 6, 2026
Great book enjoyed the series, keeps you reading.
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Paul Magrs grew up in Woodham, Newton Aycliffe and Lancaster. He was a lecturer in Creative Writing at UEA, running their famous MA course, and then at MMU in Manchester. Now he writes full time, at home in Levenshulme, where he lives with his partner Jeremy Hoad. He's written many children's and YA titles, including Exchanges and Diary of a Doctor Who Addict. The first book in The Lora Trilogy, Lost on Mars (Firefly, 2015) was listed as one of The Telegraph's best YA of 2015. The second, The Martian Girl, published in 2016.
Paul Magrs grew up in Woodham, Newton Aycliffe and Lancaster. He was a lecturer in Creative Writing at UEA, running their famous MA course, and then at MMU in Manchester. Now he writes full time, at home in Levenshulme, where he lives with his partner Jeremy Hoad. He's written many children's and...

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