Journey to Lemuria & Return to Lemuria: The Cole Twins Saga 3 & 4

Here are the third and fourth books of the Cole Twins Saga. Discovering their mother's grave is empty, Karolyn and Michael Cole begin to untangle the mystery of her disappearance. When their father vanishes from the same mountain where she was last seen, the twins are determined to find answers. They find their father's notebook with a cryptic message he left for them and a map leading to a hidden cave. Expecting to locate their lost parents, they instead find themselves alone in an unfamiliar land, a world of demons, dragons, wizards, and witches. Captured by demons and separated they now must find their way and the meaning of their mission alone, each in opposing kingdoms in the midst of a war.

About the Author :
Donald George Stebbins is a native of California. An avid wilderness enthusiast, he spends summers writing in the forests of the Pacific Northwest near Ashland, Oregon. At eleven-years of age, Donald knew he would one day become a writer. Flunking the sixth-grade, being placed in classes for the learning disabled, poor at sports and shunned by peers, a high-school dropout and frequent guest of the juvenile courts, he never abandoned the dream of publishing his stories. One day when things were worse than being beneath the slime at the bottom of a bog, he bought a beat-up Smith-Corona typewriter for ten-dollars at a junk store. Setting the shift-key lock, because he didn't know which words to capitalize, he began pecking away with one finger on the keys. Every third or fourth word was misspelled. He didn't know where to put commas or quotation marks and a semi-colon was an impenetrable mystery- yet he didn't give up! Once while stranded with a broken VW van behind a gas station in southern Mexico for three months, he started writing The Quest of the Seven Keys, his first unpublished novel, as a gift to a girl he once knew and loved. When that novel was written he thought he could take a college writing course. Fortunately, he wasn't tainted by the experience. Though the courses had nothing more to teach, they provided ample validation that he had taught himself to write. He had learned to write by believing in himself and never giving up. The Quest of the Seven Keys was rewritten several times and finally given to the one who inspired its creation. By then, Donald had matured as a writer and the story of the Cole Twins demanded birth. Taking an early retirement from his career as a psychiatric counselor, Donald began his wilderness retreats to write The Cole Twins Saga. From the pen of D.G. Stebbins: 'You may not have wings but let none say you cannot fly. Give wings to your dreams.'