Mysterious author Holy Ghost Writer brings a fantastic sci-fi adventure that will appeal to both kids and adults with ‘The Boy Who Played with Dark Matter’
The
elusive and mysterious “Holy Ghost Writer”, an author whose identity
has yet to be revealed, brings another exciting adventure to readers in
book eleven of the “Count of Monte Cristo” series, The Boy Who Played with Dark Matter. While
readers of the first of Holy Ghost Writer’s books will certainly enjoy
this new book, it is equally easy-to-be-enjoyed by new readers, and it
is the first to reach a young audience.
The Boy Who Played with Dark Matter is the thrilling tale of Zeddy, a 6-year-old boy whose life is about to change in wondrous and exciting ways. After the disappearance of his father, Zeddy sets out to find him, determined to bring him home no matter what. However, Zeddy lives in 2099, and the world is drastically different from what we know now. Zeddy learns that the universe is bigger than he ever imagined, and begins a journey that leads him into the path of bizarre ceratures from another world, powerful sorcerers, and a peculiar professor that may hold the key to finding Zeddy’s father. Standing in Zeddy’s way is a very large and dangerous International government; an organization that just might be blocking Zeddy’s every turn on his quest.
The Boy Who Played with Dark Matter is the eleventh book in the phenomenal Count of Monte Cristo series, author Holy Ghost Writer’s intriguing continuation of the famous Alexandre Dumas tale. All of these fascinating books are linked, and The Boy Who Played with Dark Matter will undoubtedly leave readers eager for the next installment of the series, which will forge the connections between books two and six, as well as bring another thrilling adventure to the table.
A great read for readers both young and old, The Boy Who Played with Dark Matter is sure to be a hit with any and all readers who enjoy science fiction, adventure, and fantasy.
Holy Ghost Writer
The identity of the mysterious “Holy Ghost Writer” remains a mystery to readers. For those inquisitive readers who want the opportunity to win a $2,500 prize by correctly guessing the identity of “Holy Ghost Writer” before he/ she reveals his/her identity, guesses should be sent to prize@sultanofmontecristo.com.
The Boy Who Played with Dark Matter is the thrilling tale of Zeddy, a 6-year-old boy whose life is about to change in wondrous and exciting ways. After the disappearance of his father, Zeddy sets out to find him, determined to bring him home no matter what. However, Zeddy lives in 2099, and the world is drastically different from what we know now. Zeddy learns that the universe is bigger than he ever imagined, and begins a journey that leads him into the path of bizarre ceratures from another world, powerful sorcerers, and a peculiar professor that may hold the key to finding Zeddy’s father. Standing in Zeddy’s way is a very large and dangerous International government; an organization that just might be blocking Zeddy’s every turn on his quest.
The Boy Who Played with Dark Matter is the eleventh book in the phenomenal Count of Monte Cristo series, author Holy Ghost Writer’s intriguing continuation of the famous Alexandre Dumas tale. All of these fascinating books are linked, and The Boy Who Played with Dark Matter will undoubtedly leave readers eager for the next installment of the series, which will forge the connections between books two and six, as well as bring another thrilling adventure to the table.
A great read for readers both young and old, The Boy Who Played with Dark Matter is sure to be a hit with any and all readers who enjoy science fiction, adventure, and fantasy.
Holy Ghost Writer
The identity of the mysterious “Holy Ghost Writer” remains a mystery to readers. For those inquisitive readers who want the opportunity to win a $2,500 prize by correctly guessing the identity of “Holy Ghost Writer” before he/ she reveals his/her identity, guesses should be sent to prize@sultanofmontecristo.com.
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