Benjamin D. Upton

Kiyote Tales Frozen Tears (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The fate of the city of Smud hangs in the balance and our heroes must divide their forces if they hope to stop the evil Nyar. Jin and Puffer stay behind to assist the Lord Pamplamoose Pithwhithle in the defense of the city against an impending Bugbear onslaught. Meanwhile Kiyoté and the dwarves seek an end to the nightmarish phantoms in the hopes that it will allow Queeny time to relearn the ways of her power. Join Kiyoté and two fearless dwarves as they embark on a perilous journey to the dreaded glacier mountains. There, they must confront the source of evil itself, battling the elements and the phantoms. Along the way they find new friends and old mysteries, all of which seem to lead back to the dark power of Nyar and his horde. An adventure story for the young and young at heart with action, adventure, humor and good karma.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Benjamin D. Upton II
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215151075
• Artikelnr.: 70173503

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.