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    Dark Peak: The First Elemental
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    The Elementals Series

    By JG Parker and E.M. Reders

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    Dark Peak: The first book in the Elementals science fantasy series.

    A land of long fields and rough mountains; a battleground where two of the Earth's protectors meet the worst of humanity's excesses made flesh. Jake Walker learns the hard way what it means to be the companion of an elemental, a guardian of the Earth, billions of years old. But all he wants to do is keep his head down and get on with his life. He isn't cut out for fighting and teaching people how to treat the world better. But if he doesn't learn quickly, the world will end and his sister, his mother and everyone alive will be crushed under earthquakes, hurricanes, and tornadoes because of the beast, an entity that travels from one world to another feeding on greed, apathy and selfishness until all that's left is wasteland. Only the elemental can stop it. And only with Jake's reluctant help. But Jake has no idea what he's supposed to do, and nothing is guaranteed...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJG Parker
    Release dateJun 24, 2014
    Dark Peak: The First Elemental

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      Dark Peak: The First Elemental

      Dark Peak: The First Elemental

      JG Parker
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      Dark Peak: The first book in the Elementals science fantasy series. A land of long fields and rough mountains; a battleground where two of the Earth's protectors meet the worst of humanity's excesses made flesh. Jake Walker learns the hard way what it means to be the companion of an elemental, a guardian of the Earth, billions of years old. But all he wants to do is keep his head down and get on with his life. He isn't cut out for fighting and teaching people how to treat the world better. But if he doesn't learn quickly, the world will end and his sister, his mother and everyone alive will be crushed under earthquakes, hurricanes, and tornadoes because of the beast, an entity that travels from one world to another feeding on greed, apathy and selfishness until all that's left is wasteland. Only the elemental can stop it. And only with Jake's reluctant help. But Jake has no idea what he's supposed to do, and nothing is guaranteed...

      Dark Peak: The first book in the Elementals science fantasy series. A land of long fields and rough mountains; a battleground where two of the Earth's protectors meet the worst of humanity's excesses made flesh. Jake Walker learns the hard way what it means to be the companion of an elemental, a guardian of the Earth, billions of years old. But all he wants to do is keep his head down and get on with his life. He isn't cut out for fighting and teaching people how to treat the world better. But if he doesn't learn quickly, the world will end and his sister, his mother and everyone alive will be crushed under earthquakes, hurricanes, and tornadoes because of the beast, an entity that travels from one world to another feeding on greed, apathy and selfishness until all that's left is wasteland. Only the elemental can stop it. And only with Jake's reluctant help. But Jake has no idea what he's supposed to do, and nothing is guaranteed...

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    JG Parker

    JG Parker has lived and written in London, Sheffield, Edinburgh and Houston, Texas, and now lives in the quiet depths of Northamptonshire surrounded by rolling fields and forests that go on forever and are likely to be home to any number of natural (and possibly supernatural) creatures. Dark Peak is JG Parker's first novel.

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