Kantara - Weller, Stephen; Weller, Mary
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With the second scroll in hand, the search for the third Kantara scroll has begun, but this time, the enemy is one step ahead. This stage of the journey takes Keiji and his companions to the Zuren home world, an oceanic planet where Sargin, the prince, must come to terms with his rights as heir.When the scroll is within Keiji's grasp, enemy forces show their hand, sparking off a chase that leads to 1945 Earth in the midst of World War II. Time becomes ever more precious when Keiji discovers a plot to end his life as maleficent forces try to change history.In a showdown against reptilians and…mehr

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With the second scroll in hand, the search for the third Kantara scroll has begun, but this time, the enemy is one step ahead. This stage of the journey takes Keiji and his companions to the Zuren home world, an oceanic planet where Sargin, the prince, must come to terms with his rights as heir.When the scroll is within Keiji's grasp, enemy forces show their hand, sparking off a chase that leads to 1945 Earth in the midst of World War II. Time becomes ever more precious when Keiji discovers a plot to end his life as maleficent forces try to change history.In a showdown against reptilians and Nazis, Sargin will find courage as a leader, and Keiji will at last come face to face with the one responsible for bringing the universe to its knees.
Autorenporträt
Stephen Weller was introduced to Lean while working as a manufacturing production leader. He has held the position of plant lean manager for two manufacturing plants. In 2010, Stephen was sought after to consult for a hospital within surgical services where he found his passion within the health care space. Stephen's passion led him to specializing in surgical services optimization, impacting the lives of health care professionals and improving the quality of care for patients across the nation. Stephen is the author of the Progressive Series, where his knowledge and experiences are shared in a creative manner that combines fiction with fact. The other book in this series, The Progressive Machine, is a nonfiction title that discusses the history of Lean management and the people behind it. Outside of work, Stephen enjoys reading, looking for old books, collecting '80s memorabilia, and watching old sci-fi TV series on VHS.