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    The Secrets of Terra Aqua

    By Tony Kaye

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    England is experiencing its wettest and coldest summer since records began. The sun appears to be dimming and losing its power. A society lady Dame Petunia Bladderwort, who is living in reduced circumstances, finds herself unexpectedly transported to the Mud world of Terra Aqua.A planet with no set orbit that just wanders around space like a giant pinball. Where she encounters Cyril,A international modelling Gnome.Dame Petunia also chances upon an American service man from her past.
    Their ensuing adventurers lead them to meet the mud men.A group of entrepreneurs,led by Clay Potter,who are mining the mud in order to manufacture house bricks and flowerpots.
    In their travels,they encounter The Keeper, who oversees both the seen and the unseen universes.
    Along the way this little band of ecliptic individuals also assists the celestial dragon Chimaera.and solve the mystery of earth’s bad weather.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJan 31, 2015
    ISBN9781326170332
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