✍ Scribed by Gregory Cholmondeley
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The enchanted planet Mearth's magic is failing, but an
ancient tale prophesizes that five heroes from another world will restore it by
retrieving seven mystical talismans. Of course, the ruling families who rely
upon those relics for their power will stop at nothing to retain their
possessions.
Mark Panagopoulos is a 13-year-old boy from Cincinnati who often
dreams about fantasy and magic. However, his dreams have begun to meld with the
mind of a boy living on Mearth to form the hero Stavius. Stavius and his
friends will have to battle dragons, werewolves, vampires, and human armies to fulfill
the prophecy, and time is running out. The five heroes must accomplish their
quest before their next birthdays, and their parents insist that they also have
to survive the eighth grade.
To make matters worse, three of the prophecy heroes left
before Mark began dreaming of Stavius and are now missing. Stavius has to find
his companions to fulfill the prophecy and to warn them about an unanticipated danger.
Mark suspects that if any heroes perish in their Mearth dreams, their slumbering
counterparts will die in real life on Earth. The kids fanciful adventure has suddenly
become very real.
Stavius is the first book in The Chronicles of Mearth
trilogy. Be sure to read the other two, The Lachians and Prophecy, to follow
the entire, epic saga.
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