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    Guardians of the Crystals (Books One, Two, and Three)

    By K.D. Martel

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    Guardians of the Crystals is a science-fiction fantasy adventure that takes you back in time thousands of years to when two highly advanced civilisations cohabited the Earth.  The Atlanteans and the Osirion join together to share technology that is closely guarded by the Atlantean Crystal Guardians who use the dynamic energy of ancient crystalline entities to power their civilisation.  The three books follow the intense relationships that form between the Guardians, their struggle to battle off world threats and the realisation that they share a never-ending love story over many lifetimes across space and time.

    Book One:  The Osirion Connection:

    Fourteen years following the Great Flood that destroyed the continent of Atlantis, the survivors of that mighty civilisation have recreated their flourishing society once again in the beautiful land of Mayach. Deanu, an Atlantean, is the Guardian of the Crystals, a name given to those Atlanteans who carry the genetic marker that allows them to create a symbiotic exchange with the Power Crystal entities. The Power Crystals which power everything in the Atlantean civilisation, are an ancient sentient energy source that originated from the Pleiadian star system, home to the ancestors of the Atlanteans that left their dying planet to colonise Earth over a thousand years ago. 
    The Atlanteans also share the Earth with the Osirion, a highly advanced, war-like race of humanoids from the Orion constellation. The two races are on amicable terms, keeping a distance from each other. The Osirion settled upon the Earth hundreds of thousands of years before the Atlanteans, yet their technology is not as sophisticated as the Atlanteans. 

    An Osirion, named Enkarath, a young engineer from the land of Kemet, visits the Atlanteans to enlist their aid in helping him create a new energy source for his civilisation. With much hesitation from the Atlantean Elders, an agreement is reached for Deanu to help Enkarath establish a new power source for his people. 
    Unfortunately, the technology falls into the hands of a rebel Osirion faction from the red planet, Lahmu, who want to possess the Crystal technology for their own ends including war. Deanu and Enkarath are in a race against time to save their civilisations and the Earth from destruction. Enkarath discovers his true heritage and link to the Power Crystals and to the beautiful Atlantean woman that steals his heart.

    Book Two: Herculobus

    Enkarath leaves for the rogue planet, Herculobus, to head a massive engineering project for the Osirion. He ends up betraying the love of his life, Deanu, in a complicated devious scheme in which he no power to control. Back on Earth, Deanu rekindles her friendship with E'jah which ends up intensifying into a complicated love triangle where once again, the beloved characters are fighting the forces of evil and control for domination of the Earth and all who inhabit it.

    Book Three: Amun-Ra

    A mysterious alien enlists the aid of Deanu to halt the Igigi intruders that have invaded his planet in search of an ancient technology that can destroy worlds. Amun-Ra, an immortal Crystal Guardian, hails from a world and humanoid race long thought extinct. Deanu, Enkarath and E'jah join the mysterious stranger as they are once again drawn into a web of intrigue and danger as they battle with the malevolent Igigi Commander Tshrnau. Deanu struggles with herself as ancient memories of her connection to Amun-Ra suddenly surface, putting her relationship with Enkarath and E'jah in jeopardy. When the leader of the alien world asks for Deanu's help to ensure the continuity of the Power Crystals and the worlds they serve, Deanu must decide between taking on a new role alongside Amun-Ra or risk losing the men she loves.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherK.D. Martel
    Release dateAug 25, 2018
    ISBN9781540152138
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    Guardians of the Crystals (Books One, Two, and Three)
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    K.D. Martel

    K.D. Martel is a writer and artist residing in Québec, Canada.  She has published several online short stories and articles. Guardians of the Crystals is her first published Science Fiction Fantasy saga now comprised of two novels with the third in production.  instagram: gaias_sacred_creations online shop: gaiassacredcreations.com

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