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Starlight Chronicles: Graphic Novel Series #1.5
Awakening: A Christmas Episode of the Starlight Chronicles
Christmas is a time for miracles, but miracles have always bothered Hamilton Dinger.
This Christmas Eve, he has only two reasons to be cheerful: Rachel’s Café is open late, and he has a special present for Gwen Kessler. So even if he has to sit through a session of Grandpa Odd's ramblings, he knows he'll have some holiday mocha and a chance at finally telling Gwen how he feels about her. His fledgling hope is lost the moment when a new demon monster begins attacking the Star of Hope. Now, not only does Hamilton have to transform into his city superhero self to fight it, he has to deal with Starry Knight, too.
Can Hamilton find a new reason for hope this holiday, or is it too much to ask for one more Christmas miracle? Find out in this short story set between the Book 1 and Book 2 of The Starlight Chronicles, an epic fantasy adventure series from C. S. Johnson, now in graphic novel format with illustrations from comic book creator Eko Bambang!
This Christmas Eve, he has only two reasons to be cheerful: Rachel’s Café is open late, and he has a special present for Gwen Kessler. So even if he has to sit through a session of Grandpa Odd's ramblings, he knows he'll have some holiday mocha and a chance at finally telling Gwen how he feels about her. His fledgling hope is lost the moment when a new demon monster begins attacking the Star of Hope. Now, not only does Hamilton have to transform into his city superhero self to fight it, he has to deal with Starry Knight, too.
Can Hamilton find a new reason for hope this holiday, or is it too much to ask for one more Christmas miracle? Find out in this short story set between the Book 1 and Book 2 of The Starlight Chronicles, an epic fantasy adventure series from C. S. Johnson, now in graphic novel format with illustrations from comic book creator Eko Bambang!
70 pages, Paperback
Published April 25, 2019
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C.S. Johnson
114 books634 followersC. S. Johnson is the award-winning, genre-hopping author of several novels, including sci-fi and fantasy adventures such as the Starlight Chronicles series, the Once Upon a Princess saga, the Divine Space Pirates trilogy, and more. With a gift for sarcasm and an apologetic heart, she currently lives in Atlanta with her family. Find out more at http://www.csjohnson.me.
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April 13, 2019
Hi again, everyone!
If you've enjoyed The Starlight Chronicles, this is the newest way to enjoy them! Awakening: A Christmas Episode of the Starlight Chronicles, is now in graphic novel format!
While the story synopsis is the same, check it out in visual format -- there are a few surprises along the way you might not have noticed in the other book.
Christmas is a time for miracles, but miracles have always bothered Hamilton Dinger.
This Christmas Eve, he has only two reasons to be cheerful: Rachel’s Café is open late, and he has a special present for Gwen Kessler.
So even if he has to sit through a session of Grandpa Odd's ramblings, he knows he'll have some holiday mocha and a chance at finally telling Gwen how he feels about her. His fledgling hope is lost the moment when a new demon monster begins attacking the Star of Hope. Now, not only does Hamilton have to transform into his city superhero self to fight it, he has to deal with Starry Knight, too.
Can Hamilton find a new reason for hope this holiday, or is it too much to ask for one more Christmas miracle?
Find out in this short story set between the Book 1 and Book 2 of the Starlight Chronicles from C. S. Johnson, now illustrated by comics artist Eko Bambang.
If you've enjoyed The Starlight Chronicles, this is the newest way to enjoy them! Awakening: A Christmas Episode of the Starlight Chronicles, is now in graphic novel format!
While the story synopsis is the same, check it out in visual format -- there are a few surprises along the way you might not have noticed in the other book.
Christmas is a time for miracles, but miracles have always bothered Hamilton Dinger.
This Christmas Eve, he has only two reasons to be cheerful: Rachel’s Café is open late, and he has a special present for Gwen Kessler.
So even if he has to sit through a session of Grandpa Odd's ramblings, he knows he'll have some holiday mocha and a chance at finally telling Gwen how he feels about her. His fledgling hope is lost the moment when a new demon monster begins attacking the Star of Hope. Now, not only does Hamilton have to transform into his city superhero self to fight it, he has to deal with Starry Knight, too.
Can Hamilton find a new reason for hope this holiday, or is it too much to ask for one more Christmas miracle?
Find out in this short story set between the Book 1 and Book 2 of the Starlight Chronicles from C. S. Johnson, now illustrated by comics artist Eko Bambang.
August 18, 2019
Hamilton Dinger doesn’t like Christmas but this year he has something to look forward to. Hamilton can spend some time in Rachel’s Café and has a present for Gwen Kessler. Although Grandpa Odd is rambling on about something he is too focused on the gist for Gwen. On the way to Gwen’s place he ends up fighting to save a star from a demon and gets a little hope.
This is a quick blurb between book one and two of the Starlight Chronicles. I like how it shows that although Hamilton is a bit disconnected with people and the world, there is hope that he will find something he is missing for Christmas.
I really liked this quick read and how saving the star helped him more than he thinks. This is a great addition to the series.
I received a complimentary copy of this book. I voluntarily chose to read and post an honest review.
This is a quick blurb between book one and two of the Starlight Chronicles. I like how it shows that although Hamilton is a bit disconnected with people and the world, there is hope that he will find something he is missing for Christmas.
I really liked this quick read and how saving the star helped him more than he thinks. This is a great addition to the series.
I received a complimentary copy of this book. I voluntarily chose to read and post an honest review.
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