Location: United Kingdom
Member Since:
Dec. 01, 2010
Stephen Meakin
Biography
I live near Cambridge (UK) and have been writing for over twenty years.
I have a beautiful Wife - Janice, and two children, Emma and Lewis.
After I have completed The Centre Vale Trilogy, I will start a ten book children's series. Using fun characters, the books will help young children to understand the basics of how to write their own stories.
I have a beautiful Wife - Janice, and two children, Emma and Lewis.
After I have completed The Centre Vale Trilogy, I will start a ten book children's series. Using fun characters, the books will help young children to understand the basics of how to write their own stories.
Where to find Stephen Meakin online
Website: http://www.thecentrevale.com
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Series
The Centre Vale Trilogy
by Stephen Meakin
The Heart of Tarkon (Book 1 - The Centre Vale Trilogy)
The Great Maker - a Planetary Being of immense size and power has to rely on a select few to fulfill Its ultimate purpose. Up against a rampant evil, Hanor and his companions must succeed or their world will not take its next great leap in evolution. An epic journey of courage and daring, spectacular energy centres have to be found but they know not why. A mystery linked to the Great Maker, terrifying creatures like Bovvers and Nyshifters have to be overcome, so too great powers of darkness bent on condemning the Freelands to destruction.
The Heart of Tarkon (Book 1 - The Centre Vale Trilogy)
Price:
$0.99 USD.
Books
The Heart of Tarkon (Book 1 - The Centre Vale Trilogy)
by Stephen Meakin
Series: The Centre Vale Trilogy.
Price:
$0.99 USD.
Words: 128,620.
Language:
English.
Published: September 5, 2011
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Categories:
Fiction » Fantasy » Epic
Man fairs insignificant when compared to Great Makers - Planetary Beings of immense size and power. Initiators of Life and its Keepers, creating countless Worlds right across the Universe, they use mortals as tools by which Kingdoms are saved or lost. But never before has the divide between the normal and supernormal been crossed so dynamically, where the destiny of Gods is affected by so few!