Guardians of the Cosmic Clocks

<p><em>Breathe. Listen. Surrender. </em></p><p></p><p>Twelve-year-old Zya Nicole Jenkins wishes for an adventure on the last night of summer. But when she and her best friend Elijah find a glowing door in the woods the youngsters get much more than they bargained for and find themselves swept away on a quest of epic proportions. Cast into the midst of a centuries-long intergalactic conflict the newly minted heroes will have to overcome their greatest fear learn to trust a mysterious ally and master their new magic timepieces to save the day and free humanity from the Evil Archons.</p><p></p><p>A 2025 Literary Global Children's Book Award winner and finalist for the Children's Book International Award for Fantasy <em>Guardians of the Cosmic Clocks: The Emerald Tablets</em> is packed to the brim with pharaohs and zombies twists and turns shape-shifters and a fearsome Lizard King. <em>The Emerald Tablets</em> follows two precocious young people as they break the mold transcend expectations and grow to accept their destiny. A fast-paced story about freedom responsibility and friendship that can't be broken the narrative reads more like a film than a novel. With the fate of humanity on the line and new surprises around every corner you'll be on the edge of your seat until the final bell.</p><p></p><p>If you're a fan of Ancient Egypt time travel aliens or the cosmic battle between good and evil this story is just for you. The first of a seven-book series <em>The Emerald Tablets</em> aspires to be a foundational narrative for anyone with big dreams.</p><p></p><p><strong>For Parents of Young Children</strong>: <em>The plot places our protagonists in uncertain situations with selfish creepy and power-hungry adversaries causing them to act decisively and demonstrating that any obstacle can be surmounted with patience team-work and imagination. The narrative addresses themes of liberation self-confidence and bodily autonomy while taking on difficult topics such as parental abandonment bullying family trauma slavery and death in ways young adults can understand and relate to. </em></p>