Take Root: Book One of The Seed Series
Sixteen-year-old Ellie has had to grow up quickly - her older sister has moved away to work for the ARC, her mother spends her days lost in her mind, and her father has been missing for years.

Determined to keep her promise to her father, Ellie walks between their berm house hidden in the Oregon hills to their old farmhouse in town every week to keep up the appearance that they still live there - but why?

With the help of Charlie, a handsome childhood neighbor who has moved back to town after seven years, and Ellie's best friend Hazel, Ellie sets out to piece together the mystery behind her father's disappearance.

Together they learn the power of seeds as a commodity, and just how far some are willing to go to control them.
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Take Root: Book One of The Seed Series
Sixteen-year-old Ellie has had to grow up quickly - her older sister has moved away to work for the ARC, her mother spends her days lost in her mind, and her father has been missing for years.

Determined to keep her promise to her father, Ellie walks between their berm house hidden in the Oregon hills to their old farmhouse in town every week to keep up the appearance that they still live there - but why?

With the help of Charlie, a handsome childhood neighbor who has moved back to town after seven years, and Ellie's best friend Hazel, Ellie sets out to piece together the mystery behind her father's disappearance.

Together they learn the power of seeds as a commodity, and just how far some are willing to go to control them.
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Take Root: Book One of The Seed Series

Take Root: Book One of The Seed Series

by DH Richards
Take Root: Book One of The Seed Series

Take Root: Book One of The Seed Series

by DH Richards

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Overview

Sixteen-year-old Ellie has had to grow up quickly - her older sister has moved away to work for the ARC, her mother spends her days lost in her mind, and her father has been missing for years.

Determined to keep her promise to her father, Ellie walks between their berm house hidden in the Oregon hills to their old farmhouse in town every week to keep up the appearance that they still live there - but why?

With the help of Charlie, a handsome childhood neighbor who has moved back to town after seven years, and Ellie's best friend Hazel, Ellie sets out to piece together the mystery behind her father's disappearance.

Together they learn the power of seeds as a commodity, and just how far some are willing to go to control them.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781736663004
Publisher: Octavo Publishing
Publication date: 03/16/2021
Series: The Seed Series , #1
Pages: 236
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.54(d)

About the Author

DH Richards is a husband-and-wife writing team based in the Willamette Valley near Portland, OR. They have a blended family of eight children and zero pets. Their grocery bill is enormous and they have yet to figure out how to teach people to turn off the lights when they leave a room. Their hope is to raise children who think big and love even bigger.

Derek is a mortgage professional with twenty-five years of experience in the field. A lover of basically everything in this world, he can pick up any accent or dialect and mimic it after only a minute or so of listening to someone speak, which provides his family with endless entertainment and fodder for eye rolls. He never uses the same name twice when asked for it at fast food establishments. Ice cream is simply the binder for toppings.

Holly is an accomplished writer/poet/composer/lyricist/playwright whose true passion lies in creating musical works for the stage. She is a member of LineStorm Playwrights, The Dramatists Guild, and ASCAP. She greatly misses her twice-yearly trips to New York City and will cry buckets of tears when she gets to sit in an audience once again. Her favorite sound is that of a tuning orchestra right before the curtain rises.
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