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Dive into the heart-pounding adventure of Ember's Echoes(TM) The Lost Crown, where 13-year-old Ember Frost ignites a fantasy saga that speaks to every teen dreaming of courage and connection, whether they're navigating bustling city streets or quiet small-town fields. Crafted for urban, middle-class teens and rural girls alike, this PG-13 tale blends pulse-racing action, heartfelt empathy, and a mystery that spans worlds, perfect for readers craving a story as vibrant as their own lives. Ember Frost is no ordinary girl. With chestnut hair slipping free, hazel eyes that see the world's hidden hurts, and a wiry frame built for sprinting through city parks or swimming in country streams, she's a spark of energy who feels every beat of life. In her small-town museum, touching a crown replica rips her from her world into Eldoria, a fantasy realm of towering pines and shimmering castles. She wakes as Reyna, a peasant girl crowned queen by a magical artifact, only to face Prince Malik, a ruthless rival who'll stop at nothing to claim her power. As Reyna, Ember must battle soldiers, outwit betrayals, and confront a shadowy doubt that whispers she'll lose herself forever. From dodging swords in forest chases to rallying villagers in moonlit squares, Ember brings her city-sharp instincts and rural-rooted heart to every fight. Her journey mirrors the struggles of teens everywhere-standing tall against doubt, choosing loyalty over fear, and finding strength in unexpected places. Urban readers will vibe with her quick wit, honed by dodging bikes and reading city rhythms, while rural girls will connect with her love for open skies and the quiet courage of small-town life. Her empathy shines as she lifts others, whether it's a rebel baker sharing bread or a blacksmith forging hope, making her a hero for every reader who's ever felt overlooked but unstoppable. The stakes soar as Ember uncovers a clue tying her jumps to her family's past-a locket with a frost-flame crest, hinting at a destiny she's only beginning to grasp. Each twist, from a traitor's mark to a crown's dark secret, pulls her deeper into Eldoria's fate and her own. The shadowy doubt, a flickering figure with hawk-like eyes, haunts her, feeding on fears that resonate with teens: Am I enough? Will I fade? Yet Ember's fire-her fierce care, her relentless drive-burns brighter, proving she's more than her fears, a beacon for readers facing their own battles. Ember's Echoes(TM) The Lost Crown is a global adventure that speaks to teens across cultures, from Tokyo's neon glow to Midwest prairies, from London's urban pulse to African village hearths. Its PG-13 tone keeps the action intense-swords clash, hearts race, and betrayals sting-without crossing into grit too heavy for younger readers. The fantasy setting, with its lush forests and candlelit halls, feels alive, inviting fans of The Princess and the Goblin or The Chronicles of Narnia to lose themselves in a world both magical and grounded. Ember's voice, bold yet kind, pulls readers in, her choices reflecting the crossroads teens face: help others or save yourself, stand firm or run. This is the a standalone tale in the Ember's Echoes(TM) series, following Ember Frost: Who I Am, where each story sees Ember leap into a new character's life, from city rebels to rural dreamers, solving their crises while unraveling her jumps' mystery. Perfect for book clubs, family read-alongs, or solo escapes, it offers discussion points on courage, identity, and empathy, with a glossary for Eldoria's terms to welcome new fantasy fans. Whether you're a city kid chasing dreams or a small-town girl carving your path, Ember's story is yours-a call to leap into your own epic, with a spark that never fades. Join Ember as she sprints through danger, swims through doubt, and fights for a crown that could save or doom a world. Will she conquer the darkness within and without? Grab Ember's Echoes

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