Lucas Lightfoot considers himself to be a regular boy like any other ten year old. He yearns to be the hero like those in the books he reads. His quiet life changes when he finds a chameleon on the sidewalk. Lucas discovers he was chosen by Prescott, a mysterious and magical lizard. Lucas is taught powerful secrets that go way beyond the magic any young boy would love to have. He realizes that with this power, he can change the relationship with a special girl in his class and maybe change the class bully. But if this secret falls into the wrong hands, it could destroy his family and everyone he loves. Lucas must learn to control this new power with both his head and his heart. Lucas is surprised to be the accidental hero for the bully. His biggest challenge comes when he must face his greatest fear to save the life of a friend and a helpless stranger. Prescott helps Lucas learn just how strong he really can be when being strong is his only choice. The more he uses this power, the more he realizes the greatest change is the one taking place within him. There has never been another with the birthright before Lucas and he must be protected from the enemy until he develops the power within to fight the forces that would destroy him. Lucas wonders why he was chosen to have this gift and if he will have the courage to meet the challenges on the path before him.

 

 

This book is the winner of numerous awards

This book has been graded for interest at 7-12 years.

There are 180 pages in this book. This book was published in 2016 by Morgan James Publishing llc .

Hugo Haselhuhn has a passion to create a positive influence for good. As a father, grandfather, and teacher, Hugo has a unique ability for crafting stories for children and incorporating lessons into magical adventures. Hugo has published two children s books that have the children asking for more. His school assembly presentations on M. A. G. I. C. , mind, attitude, goals, integrity and choice, mirrors the stories he writes. This book began as a request from his co-author, eight-year-old grandson, Luke Cowdell, who wanted help in writing a chapter book. Luke is an avid reader with an active imagination. He is also a deep thinker and asks questions seemingly beyond his years. "