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by Patricia Landy (Editor), Johan Adkins (Author)
If someone told you that you must help save another dimension, and without your help, Earth would die too, would you believe them? Could you afford not to? Prismland is the story of a group of healthy and flawed people who live and work in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and on ranches in Granite Springs and Table Mountain in Wyoming, and someone is telling some of them that very thing. Rainbow World sits one-half dimension off Earth and is dying from Earth's pollution. It is home to some surprising and varied creatures. Many are present on Earth as well, but they are only visible to some, and outside of perception to most. Elf Class Shamans called Walkers have worked on Earth for millennia. Rainbow World is also home to the pink, light bodied ethereals called Lemp who are responsible for keeping the secrets of all the known worlds and universes programmed in Record Keeper crystals. The Record Keeper for Rainbow World itself was stolen by young Walker Initiate Temujin, who escaped to Earth by misusing it. Generations of his family hid the crystal, but eventually it was "recovered" on Earth. Tazman Khan is the last descendant of Ogodei, The Great Khan, who was the third son of Walker Temujin known on Earth as Genghis Khan. Tazman Khan will stop at nothing to get the Record Keeper crystal back. A Dragon named "Sentinel" has sent the oldest Walker Bearerto Earth to protect the crystal and to find the human destined to help save their world. Only this human can unlock the secrets of the Rainbow World Record Keeper crystal. This person must use the Record Keeper to find eleven more people to help. If these twelve are found in time and are successful, they may save Earth as well. ...Time is running out.
Author Biography
About the Author Johan Adkins lives on a "dang yuppie wannabe cowboy ranchette" outside of Cheyenne, Wyoming and is the former owner of the real Prism in Cheyenne. She has a historical educational background. She loves to write, however, and enjoyed the writing workshops of Tacoma Writer's Guild and "Wordsmiths" at Prism. A voracious reader and writer for years, she has kept her writing on the shelf until now. She has an extensive metaphysical background based on nature and "light work," and has acted for years as a teacher and student of metaphysics. She has worked in the past as a confidential advisor and facilitator for self-healing, esteem building and pain management techniques in conjunction with Prism, but also, with many members of the local educational, medical, psychological and law enforcement people in the community. She still keeps a metaphysical hand and an "open" ear. Word has it, she once had a friend named DeJon, who was the inspiration for Spero Zezas.
