When Jason Stone first looked in the safe deposit box, he had no idea what the three items meant. He had no idea why he was chosen, and he had no idea what was in store for him next. He couldn’t rely on his parents, they’ve been dead for over five years. Would his foster parents be there for him, or would he be on his own again? His boring life as a freshman in high school was about to change. The question he had was would it be for the better or for the worse? Once his summer was over he would know who stood with him and who stood against him. Being fifteen is hard enough, throw in uncertainty, insecurity, and confusion and there is no telling who is going to come out the winner.

When Jason Stone first looked in the safe deposit box, he had no idea what the three items meant. He had no idea why he was chosen, and he had no idea what was in store for him next. He couldn’t rely on his parents, they’ve been dead for over five years. Would his foster parents be there for him, or would he be on his own again? His boring life as a freshman in high school was about to change. The question he had was would it be for the better or for the worse? Once his summer was over he would know who stood with him and who stood against him. Being fifteen is hard enough, throw in uncertainty, insecurity, and confusion and there is no telling who is going to come out the winner.

When Elijah’s grandmother reveals her secret to him, his life is thrown into turmoil. Will he ever be able to forgive her? Will her admission throw Jason’s life back into turmoil as well? Tough decisions will need to be made. Decisions a fifteen year old should not have to make. Will he make the right ones or will they cause further internal conflict? The car plunging off the bridge into a raging river and the tour bus forced off the highway can not be explained. Could Jason be the cause? Are his powers too much to handle? Throw in a death in the high school and another in the stables and the news could be devastating to him and his family. Can the witnesses keep their promise not to talk or will someone end up revealing the truth? Jason remembers when his life was much simpler.

Jason found himself in a situation that he knew he could not change without some help. Could he find what he needed before it was too late? Jason wondered how this conflict could come back after thousands of years. His goal now was to find a way to resolve it once and for all. Could he do it himself, or would he need the help of someone? Would he be standing alone in this conflict, or will the others stand beside him? No one had that answer until it came to a head. The truth is revealed about an accident that could have costs lives had Jason and the others not intervened. But the question remained; was it an accident or malicious intent? What is revealed is only a cover-up and the lies may cost someone their freedom. Find out what Jason has in store for his friends, his family, and complete strangers, as he struggles with reality.

A young girl gets quite a surprise when the text of a library book she is reading transforms her surroundings into those of a teeming-with-life coral reef!

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