The Legends of the Big Game - Flores, Suna
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Legends III and IV pick up where Legends I and II left off. They reveal the second half of a game already in progress between two spirits (Spirit and Fighter). They are playing the game for the right to dictate the fate of the world for good or evil. Early humans are entirely evil with no sense of right and wrong. Fighter is winning the game. To fix this problem, Spirit has placed a tiny Scrap baby with a human King and Queen. Scraps were made at the beginning of time with the knowledge of right and wrong, but they are tiny (three inches-full grown!). The humans accept the Scrap baby as their…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Legends III and IV pick up where Legends I and II left off. They reveal the second half of a game already in progress between two spirits (Spirit and Fighter). They are playing the game for the right to dictate the fate of the world for good or evil. Early humans are entirely evil with no sense of right and wrong. Fighter is winning the game. To fix this problem, Spirit has placed a tiny Scrap baby with a human King and Queen. Scraps were made at the beginning of time with the knowledge of right and wrong, but they are tiny (three inches-full grown!). The humans accept the Scrap baby as their own and expect him to grow. He doesn't. Spirit expects the adopted child to learn how to be a Conscience and help humans. Unfortunately, nobody tells the Scrap child about this. He feels that he is a useless runt. Fighter is close to winning the game. The fate of the world hangs in the balance. Will the Scrap child become a man in time to learn about his destiny and save his adopted father and the world? A final battle will determine the fate of the world forever.
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Autorenporträt
Suna Flores has been writing all her life: newspaper articles, plays, short stories and musicals. She is the mother of five, but, thanks to a patient husband, has found time to be a teacher, a counselor for the disabled and sometimes a member of the local community theater company as an actress, director, producer or set designer. (Husband Armand has been a big part of the latter.) Suna and Armand live in a cottage by a lake in Northern California which offers great inspiration for fantasy and storytelling.