Gem Magic Adventure: Book One

By Russell Bernstein

When Norman and his family move into an old mansion, Norman is instantly drawn to explore its many secrets. His curiosity leads him to discover an ancient and magical secret that will forever turn his world upside down. Gem Magic introduces Norman to an ability that is only limited by his own imagination and grants him with a power he must learn to control.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Russell Bernstein
• Release date: Oct 18, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370561995

Russell Bernstein

Russell D. Bernstein has a Masters from Quinnipiac University and extensive experience in the Healthcare field. He is a guest speaker and author who runs a successful website dealing with the social issue of bullying at www.bullytalks.com. He loves to read and write Science Fiction and Fantasy.

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Gem Magic Adventure

Book One

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Other Books by Russell D. Bernstein:

Doodles Lanhorn Series:

Doodles: When Art and Magic Collide

Doodles Lanhorn and the Quest to Save Inner Earth

Doodles Lanhorn and the Search for the Missing Artifact

Raven Series:

Raven and the Phoenix (Coming out November, 2017)

Raven and the Cure (Coming out January, 2018)

Dystopian Series:

Ship of Secrets (Coming out November, 2017)

Gem Magic Adventure Short Stories:

Gem Magic Adventure Book One

Gem Magic Adventure Book Two

Chapter 1

Norman tiptoed down the hallway, arms out for balance, his face set in determination. He had memorized where each step would cause a creaking sound and avoided these with practiced precision. It was near pitch-black in the hallway, but Norman couldn’t risk turning on the hallway lights. His parents’ room was just a few doors down and he had learned the hard way that they were very light sleepers.

His father was stern enough during daylight hours, but when awoken from sleep, he turned downright scary, capable of all sorts of angry yelling. Punishment was always quick to follow. One such unpleasant night had seen Norman grounded for three weeks straight, every toy and semblance of anything fun stripped from his room. The house was very large, a mansion of sorts, and full of places to explore. Norman’s curiosity was just too strong to resist. Regardless of how many times he had been punished or scolded, he found it to be worth the risk. Having moved in just a few months ago, Norman had quickly discovered that there were rooms that were filled with antiques, rooms that were filled with paintings, even rooms with