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    Micheliana & the Monster Treats
    Micheliana & the Monster Treats
    Micheliana & the Monster Treats
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    Micheliana & the Monster Treats

    By Jauston Huerta

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    The village of Ambrosia was full of happiness and joy. A splendor that could not easily be matched by others. That is, until the evil came. At mere sight of the horror, the townspeople's glee turned to fear, and they all fled, hid, and dreaded the impending doom, but Michelliana refused to give-in to the will of the monster. Instead, rather, with courage, she stood as one, and came up with a plan that would change everything; her entire village, perhaps costing her own life, but a plan that would strike directly at the heart of the beast. A strategy to combat fear with a feast of delicious Monster Treats.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateMay 3, 2013
    ISBN9781481736886
    Micheliana & the Monster Treats
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    Jauston Huerta

    Jauston Huerta was born in Lousiana. Prior to becoming a published author, he was a music producer and performing artist. After traveling the world in pursuit of his entertainment dreams, he set his sights to focus on a new approach at creative writing accomplishments. Michelliana & the Monster Treats is the first of many more works to come from this author.

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      Micheliana & the Monster Treats - Jauston Huerta

      © 2013 Jauston Huerta. All Rights Reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

      Published by AuthorHouse 04/29/2013

      ISBN: 978-1-4817-3687-9 (sc)

      978-1-4817-3688-6 (e)

      Library of Congress Control Number: 2013906410

      Dummyboi Enterprises LLC

      P.O. Box 180341

      Tallahassee, FL 32318

      Visit our website at www.Dummyboi.com

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      Because of the dynamic nature of the Internet, any web addresses or links contained in this book may have changed since publication and may no longer be valid. The views expressed in this work are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher, and the publisher hereby disclaims any responsibility for them.

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      Contents

      The Evil & Ambrosia

      The Feasts of the Forest

      The Plot of Misery

      Friendship is Forever

      The Man versus the Dragon

      A Wish for Love

      To Gabbie,

      There’s no way I could have done this without you.

      Chapter One

      The Evil & Ambrosia

      Once upon a time and many centuries ago, there were two unblemished souls whose lives together would become the definition of true love for all time.

      This was a time when the Earth was young and full of hope for things to come. Mother Nature was in full bloom as she experimented with the brightest colors, the softest textures and the richest flavors that her vivid imagination could conjure. She decorated the endless sky with royal blues, melting fuchsias and sunflower yellows. Anyone who looked towards the Heavens would see the rainbow swirls during the day, then dimming colors meshing together by the gloss of a gray moon at night. The sun was proud to be in the first stages of its prime while the stars were so bright they danced.

      The land was endless with candy red fields of wheat and soft green meadows that were so comfortable they massaged the bare feet of the children that ran through them. Rose-filled prairies overtook the hills and the gray, white-capped mountains crowned the horizon with peaks of majestic strength in the distance.

      The rivers were blue, but not just any blue. They were blue like iced diamonds and their surfaces flickered from the sun like vast sparks of gold. The waters were as sweet as lemonade and could rejuvenate so much that if a weary steed took one drink he could swiftly retake the traveling road for forty miles without need of rest.

      The air was perfume to inhale. The heated breeze was a sweet relaxation to the pores. And every time the wind blew, you could only close your eyes and let its soft kisses dazzle your senses.

      Yes, the entire world was newly born and beautiful. The atmosphere was one of unlimited possibilities and infinite good.

      But…

      …where there is ultimate prominence…

      …one may also find…

      …danger lurking.

      In the heart of this perfect world, there was the Enchanted Forest, and a quaint and pleasant little village that the townspeople named Ambrosia. Life was simple in Ambrosia. The people there were of the most

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