The Spirit of Imagination (The Spirit Series Book 1)

‘I do not steal imagination. I use it and replace it by making people read.’ ~ Emily Rainn is seeking employment. She wants a position that can transform her unutilized time into currency. Applying for a courier role leads to a meeting with bestselling author John Crawford, and the bygone writer offers Emily an opportunity far greater than any ordinary job or career. ~ Has Emily been introduced to a marvelous, magical world or has she entered into something that is beyond her wildest imaginings? Indulge yourself with a taste of The Spirit of Imagination and open your mind to the endless possibilities of The Spirit Series. ~ ~ Sibyl Saga I ~ ~~ From The Author: ~ The Spirit of Imagination is my first published work and is a fantasy/sci-fi novella. It is the first book in The Spirit Series and is followed by The Spirit of Pessimism. It sets the stage for the rest of the series and serves as an introduction to main characters and the concept of juicing imagination from the pages of books. ~ The Spirit of Imagination sets the stage for the rest of the series but the small book also has its own big adventure for you to discover. With imagination disappearing from libraries across the country, best selling author John Crawford takes it upon himself to hunt down the missing imagination. With help from Emily Rainn, his loyal and highly capable butler Walter, and the Head Librarian of the local library, John sets out to find the missing imagination. His mission sees him encounter The Spirit-crushers and The Sisterhood of Librarians, learning more about The Spirit of Imagination than he could have ever imagined. ~ The Spirit of Imagination is a story about the power of imagination and the magic of telling, hearing and reading a story. For the sake of comparison, it’s Fahrenheit 451 meets Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. If you’ve ever dared to imagine, I think you will enjoy The Spirit of Imagination. But, most of all, I hope you derive enjoyment, small or large, from the words I’ve written.