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This sci/fi fantasy brings to life the Christina Nilsson, a working Lake Michigan schooner. The schooner sank in 1884 off the shore of Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin. Our story winds through historically real sites as well as a fantasy civilization, Urgin. Urgin is a 10,000-year-old sunken continent. With the assistance of Aralic and Benowin, 8,000-year-old brother and sister from Urgin, will our three accidental heroes ultimately accomplish their purpose?
In the course of this tale you will be transported to 1954 Midwest as well as 1884. With the realities of anchors, bikes and masts, our story moves to floating rock boats, bubbles capable of turning solid rock into oatmeal, and a world 13 miles beneath the present earth’s surface. Come and visit worlds technologically advanced; one seemingly locked in a “simpler time” and finally, one still operating with wind power. Our 1954 reluctant heroes are chosen to save two children from a doomed vessel – to save the world. Can they?
&nb | |  | | The Big One (A Bicycle Tale)
The second adventure in the Bicycle Tale series.
span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-family: 'Times New Roman', Verdana, sans-serif; ">What do an 1896 Irish immigrant family; a 1946 Lionel “O Gauge” toy train; a small stone from Pine Woods and three kids have in common?/span>
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p style="margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px 'Times New Roman'">span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px">Richard Kirsch answers these questions in his next intriguing story. “The ‘Big One” is the second of h |
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The Rivers of Klairn
by Erin Elder
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 Since committing an environmental crime on the post apocolyptic planet Klairn is grounds for execution, investigating the guilty is quite dangerous for a Protector of Klairn.
The rookies joining the ranks of this elite core of environmental spies |
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