The 100th Human - Countdown 2012

by Chris Fenwick

Global tensions rise as the ominous December 21, 2012 date approaches, marking the final day of the 5,000 year old Mayan calendar. Many people believe this day predicts the end of the world, as injustice and greed dominate societies world-wide. Millions of protestors have taken to the streets speaking out against rampant abuses of power.

Amidst the turmoil, a trio of scientists uncovers a mystery revealing the symbolic meaning of the calendar’s end. Their serendipitous journey is discovered by the fraternity of the Veni Victus - determined to thwart possible revelations. As the eternal battle wages between the forces of dark and light, only the spirits of the ancients know the outcome.

The 100th Human – Countdown 2012 is a fast-paced adventure, offering 8 inspirational keys to personal and global transformation. This new 2012 edition provides enriching resources to deepen the reader’s understanding of the 8 Keys.

328 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 26, 2011

About the author

I am a mother, a spouse, a writer, an editor, a marketer, and a part-time farmer. I grow, build, remodel and fix things. I spent over 25 years in a tech career that I didn't love but still excelled in. Now, I make books. Some I write myself. Some are the works of others. I live in a hollow surrounded by trees, a little piece of paradise in Pennsylvania, with my wife, our last teenage son, goats, chickens, dogs and occasionally pigs, turkeys, deer, ducks, and many other varieties of birds and wildlife.

Writing the State Changers series was the most fun I have had professionally, ever. The process of writing is like coming home. It is powerful and humbling at the same time. Casidhe became so real to me, inspiring and guiding me as we found our way through the words and pages together. I sincerely hope readers love her story as much as I have. I heard a quote recently and it made me think of writing this series. "If it delights, it delights." Writing the State Changer series truly delighted me.

I have always loved books, and almost never can part with them once they find their way into my library. I can think of no other job I am more clearly suited to. Sunbury Press' moto is, "Continue the Enlightenment!" Who wouldn't want to be a part of that?