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Cloud Riders
By Don Hurst
From giggles to laughter, life lessons to relaxing into imagination, Cloud Riders is a fun read. It is for the young in age, young at heart; or in other words, the Harry Potter fans.
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Description
Never the champion or hero, 14-year-old Paul Winsome dreams his 11-year-old sister Vicki has been kidnapped by a sky creature. Upon waking, the truth of the nightmare becomes evident. She is gone. Paul is summoned to the Maken Fairchild mansion where he learns from the wizard he must search for Vicki by using his Parallel-Imagined-Life. To complicate matters, he also has to save the solar system; but…no pressure. Surely someone has made a mistake. Could anyone be less qualified? Paul has to overcome his own doubts to face the monsters in the Horrid Ice Castle to free his sister, go through some very unique situations, put up with a talkative fellow sky rider, and try to keep up with his constant form-changing sky guide. Paul quickly learns inside his Parallel-Imagined-Life he swims in an imagination soup of everyone's perceptions. Cloud Riders is a YA Fantasy; a story about imagination itself. Villain and hero blend with the reader's fantasy to look for the ice castle in the sky nestled within a golden cloud. It challenges the reader to join Paul's quest; a non-stop ride into adventure and imagination, where humor and the strange commingle to carry the reader aloft into the clouds.
