Castle City - Lambert, Diane Alger
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Castle City is the second in the series of Novels by Diane Alger Lambert. It follows the release of her first novel, Choices. The main character, Monica, begins her training program to become a member of the Castle City. In Choices, Monica discovers that Castle City is a magical place with powerful waterfalls. In Castle City she discovers the evolutionary advancements as she studies in all the research labs on the island. While Monica progresses through her training of evolutionary advancements, she herself is evolving. She's assigned her position on the island, head of the library research…mehr

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Castle City is the second in the series of Novels by Diane Alger Lambert. It follows the release of her first novel, Choices. The main character, Monica, begins her training program to become a member of the Castle City. In Choices, Monica discovers that Castle City is a magical place with powerful waterfalls. In Castle City she discovers the evolutionary advancements as she studies in all the research labs on the island. While Monica progresses through her training of evolutionary advancements, she herself is evolving. She's assigned her position on the island, head of the library research team. Here she must decode the book of C.O.L to aid in the search for the other powerful falls in the Sphere. The world she knew is left behind, and she surrenders herself to the new world that she is discovering. All your favorite characters from Choices make an appearance in Castle City as well as many new characters with unique traits. Journey into a world, like no other, with characters that will intrigue your imagination. A world where man kind has enhanced its brain functions to be able to do some remarkable things. A world free from suffrage, combative behavior and even mourning. A place where all the brilliant minds of the world unite with one common goal, to advance mankind to its most adaptive form and thus guarantee its survival.