William L Frame's New Book 'Charter World' Brings an Engrossing Fiction as Unprecedented Events Begin to Endanger Humanity in Planos
MOUNT VERNON, Wash., March 31, 2022 (Newswire.com) - Fulton Books author, William L Frame, a writer and a retired man who spends his time walking his dog, gardening, and fishing, has completed his most recent book "Charter World": a riveting epic that circles around the adventure of an heiress exiled to the mountains and how a threat from the skies will bring chaos to their peaceful home. It carries a tale that explores power, deception, and courage in a fight for humanity.
Frame shares, "The exciting romantic sci-fi adventure of Worlds Apart continues the saga of the empire's exiled heiress, Jennifer Hendricks, in the dangerous untamed wildlands of Planos in Charter World.
Oblivious of events happening in the territory of Taric's ancestral home, Jennifer embraces life in the high grasslands of their isolated mountain home. Unaware as the cool spring days warmed into the hot days of summer, the land below their home would become deadlier than she or her native husband, Taric, could ever imagine.
A meteor, an insightful thesis, and a surprising preglacial landmass thrust Planos to the forefront of the empire's attention. When an act of treason ensnares Empress Isabella in a web of deception, she struggles to unravel a conspiracy, which threatens the Charter's integrity, the empire's future, and all human life on Planos."
Published by Fulton Books, William L Frame's fascinating series continues in this book as threat after threat befalls upon the kingdoms and lands. Will the world be saved? Or will the future of the masses fall into nothingness?
This is a must-read for everyone who craves a thrilling adventure.
Readers who wish to experience this gripping work can purchase "Charter World" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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Source: Fulton Books
