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Hidden World, Past, Present and Future
by Sandra Golden   

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Category:  Literary Fiction
Publisher: DIPPUB

Type: Fiction

Pages: 310

Copyright: 
Sept 24, 2013
Price: $4.95 (eBook)


Hidden World Past, Present and Future is the first in the series Hidden World. It is a action adventure, science fiction tail about aliens who want to save Earth.

Could you be part of a hidden world and not even know it? J.R Black and Helaina Unity just found out that they are. Now they have to protect the secret society that they belong to, and keep all its secrets from being discovered by the outside world. And on top of everything they begin developing super hero abilities that they must keep from their friends, and master at the same time. It's hard being a teenager, But it is even harder when half the world wants to protect you, and the other half wants to destroy all that they hold dear. How can two teenage cousins possible handle all this? By building a time machine of course! And with a little magic, and the love and support from their very unique alien family and friends.


 

This is a unique story about teenage cousins whose family came to Earth ten generations ago. It was fore told that “The Ones” would become the hero's that would protect their new home, and bring Unity to the world. J.R black, and Helaina Unity are teenagers that have to learn who they are, and what they are the hard way, and at the same time be your normal everyday teens. But it can be difficult to hide the truth. Especially after the two young hero's begin developing special skills, that they have to learn how to control and use in the right situations. With secret cities hidden around the world, and right under their very noses, their super hero talents, a machine that they build to time travel, they go on exciting adventures of discovery.


 

The two main characters are: J.R Black, a typical 15 year old who can build anything, and has a talent for drawing detailed blue prints of machines yet to be invented. He can turn the simplest things into amazing gadgets. Oh, Yes! He can also levitate. And those are just the beginning of his talents and as time passes they become better, and better. He also has a talent for getting into trouble. The next is Helaina Unity who was born on the same exact day as her cousin J.R. She has visions of which leads the pair into finding the four jewels that begins their adventure filled journey. The jewels to be used to build a machine that will take them forward and back in time, a machine only they can use. Helaina also has a love of animals and can communicate with them. The two cousins have adventures under the sea, and above.


 

J.R and Helaina must work together to solve lots of mysteries, and they have fun doing it. But with all the mysteries, and adventures they have to learn to accept what life has to give them, and what they can give the world. Keeping secrets becomes a way of life, as they work together with their families, to find a way to Unite the people of Earth, and to accept Unity and to live in peace.



     



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PROLOGUE 

Ten generations ago: 
Ten ships had been built for this journey to their new home. The journey would be a long one and even if they could, they could never return. So the ships stood loaded with everything they would need to survive the journey, and everything that they needed to build their new homes, and much, much more. They would make stops along the way to gather supplies, and record and collect as much scientific data that they could before they reached their final destinations. The ten ships were so large that they could comfortable transport a population of more than 25,000 people, and each was fill to capacity. The ships themselves were four miles long, and three miles wide, and twenty stories high, they operated with an extremely advanced, and powerful engine, and computer system, and could travel the great distances that was required of them. 
Each ship had a Captain and crew that maintained the ship, the Captain was also their appointed Guardian or person whom they recognized as their leader. The ten Guardians would gather, or come together as their governing body and make the major decisions that concerned the population. Being a Guardian was not an elected position, it was an inherited one, with each Guardian accepting their position at a young age, being chosen when they exhibited extraordinary skills, and knowledge, and a giving and compassionate nature. Each Guardian took over the duties of the previous one, when that Guardian retired at the age of 65. 
It had taken two generations to build the ships themselves, and prepare for this journey. 
A journey they understood they had to make. An unendurable sickness affected their home; they had named this hardship “Black Cell Disease” or BCD for short. BCD had been launched into the environment by an evil being who thrived in dead environments. And it wanted their home and there wasn’t anything to stop it. Their best scientist had finally discovered the cure, but it was too late for them to use it. They would take the cure with them, and if the time came when it was needed the true person would know how to find it, and how to use it. BCD took generations to destroy the environment which gave their community time to plan their escape. 
Black Cell Disease turned living healthy cells in plants, animals and all living creatures black by robbing them of oxygen, and thus turning the cells black. Eventually this destroyed tissue, followed by whole organs. It was a long and painful death for that which hosted BCD. It spread gradually but eventually it would destroy everything. Including the air they inhaled, and the water and food they needed. Finally the evil entity would swoop in and take all that was left. This was the reason they had to leave. 
This was the reason they had to travel great distances to find a home in which they could thrive. A home that was similar to theirs, but different. A much younger place where the inhabitants weren't as knowledgeable as themselves. A place that wasn’t as accepting of outsiders as more advanced settlements. But they would change that. Others had traveled before them and had prepared for their arrival and now the time had come to say good-bye, because the evil was now upon them. 
The ten Captains or Guardians stood at the helms of their ships watching the horizon as the darkness started swallowing up the once beautiful blue sky. The ships stood ready, yet it was hard to say good-bye to your home, a home you shell never see again except in your memory, or with pictures that would be precious reminders of the place from which they had been born. 
Every person was accounted for, and securely housed on their assigned ship. They had managed to make room for the entire population. Not a living sole would be abandoned. Each person was valued, life was valued. Thanks to generations of careful planning which had made this possible. Everyone aboard understood their place, their job, and would assume their responsibilities. It would take many months before they reached their new home, and the ten ships would become a home where they lived, worked, learned and played. Together they would accomplish the dreams of their fathers, and their fathers before them. They would be safe, and they would save others. 
The big receiving doors had now closed and it was time to leave. The power to the ships had now been activated and the ten Guardians now embraced their roles as Captains, and together commanded the launching of the ten ships. Everyone stood by viewing windows to say a final good-bye to their home. Once a beautiful paradise, but now, was just a vast wasteland void of life. Emotions were mixed, and confusing. They mourned the loss of what they had, and most let tears fall silently down soft cheeks, yet they still embraced the excitement of venturing to a unfamiliar place, and the pride in realizing that together they had made their dreams, and that of those who came before them a reality. When they could no longer see their home they let out a cheer, embracing each other, and the exciting new life they were headed towards. 
A few days before they left the old world for the new the Captain of the lead ship had a secret mission. When the control room had been void of personnel the Captain had hid a large amount of the antidote for BCD in a special containment chamber that only he could access. A chamber his father, now gone, had built into the deceptively solid metal wall. Only one other person would know that the antidote rested in this place, and that person would not be born for ten more generations. How did he know this? He knew this because of a machine that his father and others had built, a machine that had now been taken apart, and stored aboard the ships. A machine, which would not be assembled until “The One's” were old enough, and wise enough, and able enough to use their special abilities to rebuild it. “The One's”, his elders told him would be two incredibly special individuals, who would be born into a strong family unit, and they would one day have the knowledge, and the power to unite their people with those from this new home. And together they would defeat the evil that lurked in the universe. Unity was “The One’s” ultimate destiny, and Unity being the name his great-grandfather had chosen for his family. 


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