Benjamin D. Upton

Ki-yo-te Tales The Forbidden Forest (Kiyote Tales, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Ki-yo-te Tales: The Forbidden Forest is the first volume in a new middle-grade adventure series where he action, and the laughs, never stop. The Ki-yo-te, a walking, talking coyote in the town of Smud, gets into trouble when his most recent heist enrages the Lord Pamplamoose Pithwhithle.

Fleeing from imprisonment Ki-yo-te finds his way to the mysterious Forbidden Forest where something dark has been dwelling and stealing the life from the forest.

Befriending a pair of pacifistic (sort of) dwarves, he learns that there are dark creatures in the forest and a mystery surrounding rumors of an ancient elven queen.

The Ki-yo-te follows the clues of the mystery and uses all the skills of his training at the ancient Buni Temple. Dark Phantoms and brutish bugbears infest the forest and serve a master darker still. The Ki-yo-te's quest leads him to the dark enemy, new friends and a the redemption (sort of) of his roguish ways.

Will the Ki-yo-te bring peace to the forest! Only one way to find out!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Benjamin D. Upton II
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798814665379
• Artikelnr.: 70173478

Autorenporträt

I currently reside in the Blue Ridge Mountains on the Western tip of North Carolina. A great deal of inspiration comes from being in the expansive Pisgah National Forest. For 15 years I taught children from 2nd grade up about self reliance, team building, science and history using experiential education and 'hands on' teaching.
The Ki-yo-te tales themselves began about 12 years when my son was just taking in interest in reading and stories. Every other night for the next decade I would make up tales about the Ki-yo-te and his adventures as bed time stories. After a while, they took on a life of their own. He encouraged me to write them down and gave a few copies to his friends. One of those friends walked up to me one day with a printed and stapled copy of the 'Forbidden Forest' on top of a stack of library books. He told me that my story was the best one he had read. I decided then to give see if I could get my stories out to the world.