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Adima Rising
Adima Rising
Adima Rising
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Adima Rising

Written by Steve Schatz

Narrated by Steve Schatz

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For millennia, the evil Kroledutz have fed on the essence of humans and clashed in secret with the Adima, the light weavers of the universe. Now, with the balance of power shifting toward darkness, time is running out. Guided by a timeless Native American spirit, four teenagers from a small New Mexico town discover they have one month to awaken their inner power and save the world. Rory, Tima, Billy, and James must solve four ancient challenges by the next full moon to awaken a mystical portal and become Adima. If they fail, the last threads of light will dissolve, and the universe will be lost forever. Can they put aside their fears and discover their true natures before it's too late? BOOK ONE of The Adima Chronices: Adima Rising

LanguageEnglish
PublisherAbsolute Love Publishing Audio
Release dateAug 8, 2019
ISBN9781987190717
Adima Rising
Author

Steve Schatz

Steve’s Life has been anything but dull.Clown, theatrical lighting designer, tour guide, college professor, television producer, organizational consultant, conference lecturer, focus group supervisor and comedy traffic safety instructor.He holds degrees in Government, Instructional Design and a PhD in Education. His wrote, directed and starred in a public access children’s educational television program that ran for 5 years in San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles. He has worked with educators and students across the US on writing across the curriculum has been on the faculties of University of Hartford and University of Massachusetts. His latest adventure is as founder of AnySummerSunday.com, publisher of print, e and audio books.Through it all, he has been a writer. His writing has appeared in numerous scholarly journals, but his love has always been fiction. His stories and poems have appeared in national and regional magazines. Adima Rising and Adima Returning, YA fantasy/adventures, have been published by Absolute Love Publishing. Any Summer Sunday books has published Ghost Girl: A Mystery, a MG ghost story and Any Summer Sunday at Nacho Mama’s Patio Cafe, an LGBT character driven novel. His stories convey a message of the power of friendship and the inner strength that each person has the power to change the world through intentional creative action. A sense of humor and fun courses through all his work.He spends his time writing, traveling to work with students, teachers and readers, and enjoying this amazing world. He lives in the college town of Bloomington, Indiana with his husband of many years and two cats who allow him to pet them if he is good.

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