Star Children Saga

It's 2090: the last outpost of freedom is the moon, the best defense against technology is magic, and the only hope for humankind rests in the hands of the Star Children. Twins Cassidy and Torr must save Earth from a ruthless enemy at a time when the only force more powerful than alien technology is magic. Moon Deeds launches the siblings' journey across the galaxy, where they must learn their power as the Star Children, claim their shamanic heritage, and battle dark forces that threaten humankind. The Star Children Saga follows Cassidy and Torr, as they slowly awaken to their destiny as the twin Star Children, born every millennium to reconnect with the source of all life. They come to discover the sheer enormity of their task: to find our ancestors on a lost planet across the galaxy and save humanity from a spiraling descent into darkness. The powers they must wield to accomplish this task are truly frightening and put at risk everything they love. Come along with 20-year-old twins Cassidy and Torr, who inherited deeds to land parcels on the moon. They want to use their moon deeds to get off Earth and escape a brutal dictatorship. But, first they must unlock their shaman powers. A rollicking yet poignant adventure in the not too distant future, when we have colonized the moon and nearly lost Earth to a dictatorship. Only the shamans remain free, plus the lucky ones, who escaped to the moon.

Sequel to Palmer Pickering's award-winning Moon Deeds Trigger warnings for graphic content: violence, sex, drugs, alcohol, language Description: Cassidy and Torr are trying to survive on the moon while facing threats from all sides. The more they confront their enemies, the more they unlock their magical powers. The more power they gain, the more attractive a target they become for those who want the power for themselves. Ridge is stuck between the sadistic Balty and the desire to control his own life. His magical gifts become entangled with those around him, pulling him between opposing forces. When his path crosses that of the Star Children, he must decide whose side he is on. More info: Light Fighters can be enjoyed as a standalone book, but for the best experience it's recommended to read Moon Deeds first. The story picks up where the cliffhanger leaves off in Moon Deeds. We also delve into the long arc of the series-the Star People and the mythology of the Star Children-and learn more about some of the other alien planets and cultures. The magic systems get more intense, with plant spirit medicine, lucid dreaming, spirit animals and other shamanic tropes, clairvoyance, energy systems, and alternate realities/magical realism, etc. Intense. Enthralling. Magical. Jump on in, the water's fine.