HOUMA, La., July 17, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- A powerful shooting rod is in danger of falling into the wrong hands. The Floraxis was created to be used for protection, but in the wrong hands, it could cause the destruction of the world. Can one young man retrieve the Floraxis before his planet is destroyed? Read on and find out as this intriguing science fiction fairy tale unfolds. Stasq wants the Floraxis, a powerful shooting rod created by Doff, to rid Jarstt of all natural life forms.
On the small planet Jarstt, natural life forms and automatons battle together against the Plaireoxytes, evil flying automatons, for survival. A young man, Fin, acts as his father's delivery person, delivering products from his father's business to aquatic vessels on the open sea. While Fin is on a delivery, Doff, Fin's father, is abducted from his home by Plaireoxytes to appear before Stasq, the Plaireoxyte leader, in the Perch Tower. Unaware of his father's creation, Fin leaves his home to search for his father and along the way finds unlikely allies. Can Fin and his friends rescue Doff, destroy the Perch Tower and retrieve the Floraxis before it's too late? Get a copy of this exhilarating read and join Fin in his exciting mission to save his home!
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About the Author
Chad James was born March 26, 1972 in Houma, Louisiana.
FLORAXIS * by Chad James
Publication Date: May 5, 2005
Trade Paperback; $20.99; 108 pages; 978-1-4134-7700-9
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