Origin of the New Dawn: Prophesy of the Six Trilogy (Prophesy of the Six Trilogy, Book One)

Origin of the New Dawn, Book One of the Prophesy of the Six Trilogy introduces to readers of all ages, a new paranormal fantasy world, where ?? that which extraordinary can become common and that which is common can become extraordinary.? Born under the Sign of the Six, sixteen year old twins Sarah and Todd Summers have always known what their mortal friends do not ? there exists a Parallel World "? where time is elastic and the elasticity of time bends with destiny." There, Wizards of the Rank of the Cowl: white, yellow, blue, green, red, and purple, practice the 'Greater Arts'. All other Cosmic Entities (witches, sorcerers, flints, nymphs, and other entities) practice the 'Lesser Arts'. The only exception to the rule is the Sorceress Lyndeah. Descendants of Seraphina, the greatest Wizard ever known to the Parallel World, Sarah and Todd are greatly dismayed when The Dunne summons them to begin their training as befits their heritage and destiny. Once there, they meet Maeve, Connor, and Tami, three young wizards in training whose destinies are linked with Sarah and Todd. When Oricon, Master of the Badlands and long-time nemesis of Seraphina, discovers the twins (the Six and the Guardian) have arrived, he will stop at nothing to thwart the fulfillment of the Prophesy of the Six. The Dunne and Wizards of the Rank of the Purple Cowl decided to move these five young wizards to The Dunne's personal residence to be trained by the August Fellows. As the twins and their friends mature in the first two years of their 'coming of age' (a six-year process), they encounter many adventures - some humorous, some life-threatening, and experience the wonder of love that has been destined. Oricon will stop at nothing to prevent the twins from fulfilling the Prophesy. If he is successful, the Parallel and Mortal Worlds will fall into chaos.