DISABLING DILEMMA?
ZANE AND RAINN MOSS, twins, are close, but not that close. Not until Zane discovers he has a magical disability.
Interdimensional moving men drop off a portal potty to the Moss residence. Zane jumpstarts the malfunctioning portal potty by suffering a seizure and gets flushed, with his sister, to a mystical forest. His epileptic convulsions are, in fact, his gateway disability that portals him to the adventurous landscape of Enchanted Wood, a haunted, magical redwood forest in another dimension. But he doesn't know how to manage his neurological flaws.
Rainn, too, has a gift: she's telepathic. Can PMS with the best of 'em, a psychic gift kept secret from Zane. Until today. PMS, Enchanted Woods' psychic messaging system, is a popular mode of communication.
What other secrets are the twins hiding?
Enchanted Wood is also a hub for natives and transients to travel in and out of past lives, and to make matters messier, they face an undead gang leader. They've got problems. Mind-bending problems!
This is a tale of ghosts and undead beings trying to steal Zane's magical powers: his seizure disorder is his magical disability.
Rainn connects with a past life and discovers she was an elf with psychic powers in a past life.
A magician who happened to be a demon in a past life rekindles his existence as a ghost in his current life thread. The redwoods house all the magic and share it with light workers, but Dark Art enthusiasts are trying to steal it away.
Golems, trolls, spellfarmers, witches, and undead beings live in Enchanted Wood, a magical redwood forest. Paranormal activity, an action and adventure-based story with zing of humor.
Stempin, Jason: - I currently live in Wilmington, North Carolina, a beach town along the spirited Atlantic coastline, but was born and raised in Michigan. Then, for eighteen years, I lived in Northern California. I kept moving, though, and relocated to Wisconsin for a stint before landing in Wilmington. ENCHANTED EMBER is my first novel. I've also published guest editorials and press releases, and a fictitious poetry piece. I raised my son as a single parent but always found time to write. Exploring this planet with my son was the ultimate, positive experience, from diaper to diploma. I cherish those days! Today, my son keeps my light glowing even though he's been out of the house for many years; he's on his own path. While parenting him I was a special education teacher for twenty years but then shifted gears. For the past five years, I've been employed as a part-time faculty at UNCW, a university in Wilmington where I teach tai chi. I write every day. I'm also learning the art of self-publishing, namely for Enchanted Ember. Tai chi has been an active mainstay in my life since 1998. Tai chi, writing, meditation, and surfing are great for the soul! All this keeps me buoyant, healthy, and happy. May you, too, remain ambitious and positive, in all that you do.
