The Cerulean Star: Liberty

by Sharon Cramer

Overview

Liberty is no ordinary boy. Even so, nothing can prepare him for what he discovers that hot afternoon in a tiny Kansas forest. Now the three alien children must depend on the brilliant boy, Liberty, and his friends to help them get back to the stars!

When three alien children take their parents’ ship, the Cerulean Star, out without their permission, no one knows. Now they are lost, with no way home!

The three aliens are still searching for a way home when they discover an unusual planet—Earth. However, the human kids are not the only ones who’ve seen the beautiful, blue ship. Now the six children struggle to regain the ship and its precious freedom.

The Cerulean Star: Liberty is a story of enduring courage. Set in the year 2012, it is fantasy/science-fiction with strong elements of adventure, humor, and intrigue. The first of a six book series, "Liberty" sets the stage for the ongoing adventure as two species—one from this world, one not—come together in a remarkable way.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045262453
Publisher:	Sharon Cramer
Publication date:	08/04/2013
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	520 KB

About the Author

Sharon Cramer is an aspiring time-traveler, alien princess, and master painter of Halloween faces. In the meantime, she writes from a dank, dark cave, somewhere in Washington State. She is currently working on a Sci-Fi/fantasy series called THE CERULEAN STAR, and has a breakthrough, medieval paranormal novel series—The Wintergrave Chronicles—beloved by an amazingly loyal following.

When not painting monsters and planning historical ruin and perfectly crushed hearts, Sharon can be found wandering the woods of Eastern Washington, talking to herself. Driven by sleeplessness and a seemingly endless draw to the keyboard (and the occasional extra strong coffee) she is inspired by unorthodox friends and extreme weather. Mother to three sons, a good horse, and an assortment of fish (most of which have names), she is married to a man who surely has won the Nobel Prize for Extreme Tolerance.