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"Our young friends are older now, even though Dr. Allen is the same kid in a grown-up body, and they have done it again! Residents are anxiously waiting for packages and mail from home. Our youngsters plan the perfect getaway! Donzereli plans their new adventure on the continent across the ocean! He tried to get permission from the adults to explore but was told, ""It's too dangerous!"" He reasoned if it is too dangerous, why don't they have any information about this dangerous continent? It is just across the ocean! Our adventurous youngsters decide to explore it with or without permission. Donzereli executes the perfect plan and pulls it off without a hitch! But the parents' plan, not so much Mr. Hendricks demands a substantial ROI (return on investment) from the new government for establishing colonies on this uninhabited planet. He will not take no for an answer, nor will he negotiate! The newly formed government and Hendricks meeting reaches the boiling point! The Dragons and the Others council gives him and his crew a rocky demonstration of the power of their new weapon! Hendricks and his crew are given a one-way ticket back to Old Earth, and the wormhole closes upon Mr. Hendrick's departure. The new government demands a new representative who will negotiate a treaty and trade agreement, not an ROI! The youngsters are having a great time filming their new continent! They discover a new race of people and an island volcano that is just too compelling not to discover if it is alive. They have been busted! Can they stay and discover what was ""Too Dangerous,"" or will they be scooted home for more punishment? It will be fun discovering what they find lurking in the trees, caves, and water. This book will answer those questions and more. But you know our youngsters aren't going to rest on their laurels. They plan to explore this whole world and beyond!"

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Creating worlds and characters and wielding power like a madwoman makes my characters happy, sad, angry, and have no redeeming qualities. I laugh aloud when writing a scene, and I have been known to cry when one of my favorites dies. I am a left-handed Gemini; what do you expect?

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