Creative Spark

by Robert Hazelton

Creative Spark takes readers on a thrilling journey into a world where creativity, spirituality, and the supernatural converge. Karen Perdue, a successful artist with a unique gift, has always been able to see and communicate with spirits. But her ability has been a closely guarded secret since her childhood when she was misunderstood and institutionalized. As Karen navigates her life, quietly helping spirits find peace and move on to the afterlife, she stumbles upon a mysterious and powerful being from the past. This encounter thrusts her into a realm of magic, other planes of existence, and an esoteric quest initiated by a mad scientist. The fate of humanity hangs in the balance as Karen and her newfound ally, Daniel Folton, embark on an extraordinary adventure. Daniel, a former participant in the supernatural world, has chosen a tranquil life as a bookstore owner. However, when Karen seeks his assistance in unraveling an ancient mystery, he is reluctantly drawn back into the world of the supernatural. This case, unlike any other, challenges his skills and knowledge acquired over a long lifetime. Together, they must decipher the mystery, for failure could alter the course of all life on Earth. As the clock ticks, Karen and Daniel must harness their unique abilities, creativity, and determination to prevent a catastrophic event that threatens to bring about the end of the world in a flash. Creative Spark is a mesmerizing tale of suspense, mystery, and the indomitable human spirit. Readers will be captivated by the interplay between the supernatural and the human world as the protagonists race against time to unravel the secrets that could determine the fate of humanity.

223 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 11, 2014

Reviews

[Jessica Edwards · Rating 5 out of 5]

I had a great time reading this book! The characters are well written and the dialog was fun, especially the British accents! I love stories where people find others like themselves and realize they're not crazy, they're actually using magic and they just need to learn how to control it. This was a really fun read and I would definitely recommend it!