First article for new book.

   ACWORTH, NH– Ceara Comeau is proud to announce the publication of her latest work, “Memories of Chronosalis”, available online at www.lulu.com. The book is coming soon to Amazon and Barnes and Noble.    “Memories of Chronosalis” is an exciting tale focused on the journey of a powerful young woman whose destiny is to save humanity.    “Memories of Chronosalis” goes deep into the world of science fiction, focusing on the make-up of a solar system and how it relies on a healthy balance of good and evil. The planets within this solar system communicate with each other in a telepathic way and can even change the personalities of its human inhabitants over time. The planets can turn themselves into human form, which creates chaos throughout the entire novel. If something major occurs on one planet, then the other planets face the same change. This proves to be a problem as the balance that holds this solar system together is falling apart due to an evil force that would like nothing more than to destroy everything good.    Comeau started writing stories when she was 12 years old. Her writing career began with “Amber Oak Volume 1” and “Adventures of the Young and Curious”. Both books were a compilation of short stories that were self-published when she was 15 years old. Over the next few years, “Amber Oak Volume 2” was written and became self-published when she was 17. During her college years, “Amber Oak and the Missing Links” and “Amber Oak and the Master of Illusions” were born. After they were self-published, Comeau wrote another story separate from her Amber Oak world entitled “The Lost Journal of Erika Traynor”. That was the last book she self-published before graduating college in December 2016. Later, she returned to the beginning and looked at her Amber Oak series. It was then that she decided to take the series she worked hard on all those years ago and rewrite it. It first started out as an eightbook novella series, then to a trilogy, and then it turned into one book, “Memories of Chronosalis.”   For more information, please visit www.amberoakmysteries.com.