What is science faction? It's a mix of science fiction with scientific facts, put together in a way that's fun for all ages to read and expand their knowledge of space. Author Jean E. Lane has accomplished this in her Lill and Mewe series.
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About Lill and Mewe and the Secrets of Mars, book one of the Lill and Mewe series
The year is 2456MD, (Mars Date) however the story events are
happening in present time. The Martians track time a little differently than
us Earthlings. To the average eye, the planet Mars seems dead, uninviting,
dusty, and void of water. I say life did exist there at one time, and still
does; we just haven’t scratched the surface yet. Maybe there’s a lot more
happening than we can imagine, just because you can’t see something, doesn’t
mean it doesn’t exist right?
The secrets beneath the surface could tell another story.
The story of Lill and Mewe, as told by Lill herself of how she feels about the
lost history of Mars, her current life, and the great strides the Martians have
made to recapture the advanced intelligence and technology of their past. It’s
all about the role they play in our solar system and how they feel about us
Earthlings. Are we even worth talking to? What could they possibly learn from
us? Maybe we have more to learn from them, but are we willing to open our
minds?
About author Jean E. Lane
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| Jean E. Lane at the Sydney and Friends Book Signing |
Jean grew up in the once active steel town of Youngstown,
Ohio. Since then, she has moved
to the Orlando, Florida
area and considers this her home. Shortly afterwards, she met and later married
her husband Ken; now they have a home just northwest of Orlando.
She studied Journalism at Writers Institute and Finance at Penn
State. Most of her life included
working in Accounting and Purchasing. Although she liked working with numbers,
she knew she had an aptitude for writing at an early age. Jean had poems
published in Seacoast Life Magazine, Wide Open Magazine, and was a poetic
contributor to The Copy Desk Flash, a school newspaper. Later she signed a
contract with Creative Directions as a free-lance writer of verse for greeting
cards.
It was her love of science and science fiction that prompted
her to write her first children’s novel, “Lill and Mewe and the Secrets of
Mars”, the first of her series. Her inspiration came with the birth of her
niece Lily and shortly afterwards a nephew, Andrew. As with all children, she
wanted them to enjoy reading…and there’s nothing like a good adventure.
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Lille and Mewe and the Secrets of Mars is available at bookstores, both online and near you. If you can't find it on the bookshelf just request the book from your retailer with the ISBN 978-1-63324-000-1
