Magnificent is angry. Her father died in a tragic accident, leaving her to carry on his quest. He didn't warn her about Valhalla, never mentioned the bird monsters out to get her brother, and didn't bother to tell her that her destiny is to be a doorway to the underworld. But her dad is the least of her worries, because in order to survive she must move past the everyday struggle with bullies, homework, and teenage drama to find the Vampire Palace. Maggie must face her own anger and darkness to answer these pressing questions: Was her dad murdered? What does her family really know? And where do the vampires and Valhalla fit in? Her new friends insist that God is a resource and answer, but Maggie's anger puts him at the top of her list. When all the rage she clutches won't stand between her and Valhalla's return, she must decide where she stands because Ms. Graves is losing ground fast and without major intervention...Magnificent doesn't have a prayer.