Time Blade – Latest Release in AJI Series – P. Christina Greenaway

ByChristina Greenaway
Visionary Fiction author Christina Greenaway has just published her third novel — Time Blade: Age of Jeweled Intelligence, the second book in the AJI series. Time Blade CoverTime is the mastermind that overseas human evolution. In order to escape disasters that could destroy the planet and mankind, one person is entrusted to carry Time Blade, a weapon capable of cutting, stopping and reversing Time. The first inhabitants on Earth descended from a highly evolved civilization in another galaxy. These tall, bronze-skinned people could harness the astral forces of jewels and use them to power industries, space travel, medical procedures, and all the comforts of home. By twenty-first century Earth, the dazzling age is long forgotten, and the natural resources of the world are depleting rapidly. To prevent further erosion, the lords for the planet sanction a new Age of Jeweled Intelligence. Time Blade follows young Californian Sky Hunter though three lifetimes in his quest to become the man who carries Time Blade. Time Blade is available in paperback and Kindle on Amazon, or by direct links to Christina’s Amazon author page via www.christinagreenaway.com

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  1. Your story sounds intriguing. It would be nice if you could bring them all to life to save us from ourselves. I’d like to be better able to write that kind of book. I’m working on it. Congratulations on bringing it to fruition.

  3. Well done, Christina! Your book sounds lively, intriguing, and poses interesting questions. It might make a wonderful film. What a life you are living. I wanna hear more about that frog farm! God bless you.

    1. Thank you, Robin. My life purpose changed after I read “The Autobiography of a Yogi” by Paramahansa Yolanda. I wanted to know and feel the kind of love he felt for his Teacher. I explore this student-teacher relationship in Time Blade, and I found it to be the love above all others. Do you still think Hollywood will come calling?

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