There once was a time called The Great Separation, an era where the extremely rich ruled the world from large mechanical floating cities, scattered across the sky and those who were poor lived 'grounded' on earth. The 'grounded' worked and strived for recognition through steam engineering, electrical inventions and the making of fantastical gadgets so they could be invited into cloud cities societies and join those who lived 'cloud-side'.
It was during this era that the Earth's most famous mechanical engineer and inventor designed and built the worlds first cloud city, Skylands. Once it was built, Lord Peto, through tragic loss decided to live 'grounded' in a small rustic community below this great city. His was a story of lost love and found faith and a vow to stay grounded for as long as he lived. But this is not his story. This story is of a young mechanical boy Lord Peto created, lost, then found again. This is the story of Pinnacchia. Ages: 8 - 10 years Pages: 48 Price: $3.49 USD Buy on: Kindle |
At the launch of Skylands, the world's first floating city in the clouds, Lord Peto became the world's most brilliant engineer and his daughter, Snow, became the Lord's most imprisoned daughter. Until she can find a way to break free from her father's expectations and her step-mother's cruel demands, Snow will be forever caught in a lonely world she never wanted to live.
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It is at this cloud-side resort that a boy named Peter spends his time undermining the Captain and his Men by taking a band of Lost Boys on daring adventures and heroic escapades throughout the hotel and its skies, daring to push back at the Captain and his injustices. That is until he meets an intriguing girl called Wendy and his life is never the same again.
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It was during this great cultural revolution that the beautiful young seamstress Briar grew up, met a prince, found true love, then lost it all when her evil Uncle Thirteen stole her life away. He tricked her into a mechanical cryogenic chamber where she slept, frozen in time while those who loved her most struggled to find a way to set her free.
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