Burn It Blue
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"I am going to put something in the middle of this table. We must each, in turn, touch it and that will signify that we give our word not to disclose or discuss anything talked about here this afternoon. Do you all agree?" As the small group nodded, Ruan place a diamond-encrusted star on the table. As the low rays of the afternoon sun caught the gem, it looked like a perfect combination of fire and ice. All but Ruan gasped. Before anyone could ask a question, Ruan very carefully explained what he referred to as part of the core of Kundalini. This is one of the twelve Stones of Prana, as we call them. They fit together to form one miniature star more valuable than all the diamonds on Earth combined. These stones come from a titanium vault in a cave in our homeland and are always used when alliances are formed. To put it more simply, by putting your hand on this star you are agreeing to work with my family and me. The next step, should you choose to take it, will be to join our Circle as Finian has done.
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Ruan Sabre, a strange boy with white hair and lavender eyes, is a student at Clinton Street School in Toronto. But he holds an amazing secret: his family was born on a habitable star, Fiddler’s Green. The Sabre family is light years ahead of humanity. They are able to think rapidly, change their appearance at will and travel at warp speed. Early in the school year, Ruan develops friendships with students that include Astrid Farrow, Alistair Peebles and Finian Gloue. Because of their potential to help others, Ruan’s parents ask the young adults to join the Earthly Circle presided over by Ruan’s father, Onyx Sabre. Meanwhile, Alistair is getting online messages from Not-Ned, an evil creature who spends every waking moment in his laboratory on Ganymede, a moon of Jupiter, with his dull-minded but fawning tribe of Morbid Pranksters. He seeks to thwart the Sabres in their attempts to show Earthlings how they must make significant changes to how they look after their planet Earth. Only time will tell whether Alistair will take the bait. In this novel, advanced people from a distant star recruit young Earthlings to help them rearrange the world’s priorities—while their nemesis works to stop them.
About the Author
Audrey Ogilvie has a degree in Merchandising and Marketing from Concordia University in Montreal. Her first novel, Small Vegetables, was released in 2015. She has written internationally published poetry and worked as a writer/editor in both the public and private sectors. For many years she has worked as an interior designer. She has two daughters, seven grandchildren and lives with her husband, Norman, on the banks of the Rideau Canal in Westport, Ontario, Canada.