Webley and The World Machine
by Zachary Chopchinski
A strange coin. A mysterious elevator. Are these enigmatic items enough to prevent a war that could destroy the world?
Adal and Arija gave little thought to what makes the world go round until they were guided into a dark cave by a cryptic coin. Deep within the Earth they found a land they never dreamed possible. One...that challenged all they believed. There they met a being named Webley who controls the center of the Earth.
But not all his creations are happy.
When a ploy to overthrow him turns violent, Adal and Arija are forced to choose sides. Can they put their growing feelings for each other aside and work together to stop the brewing war? Or will their journey into the impossible be their last?
"Webley and his creations are unique, complex, and compelling in a way that is not only beautiful but intellectually stimulating." -Author Jennifer Siddoway
"A kick-a$$ romp full of action and humor!" -Author Jessica Jessinghaus
"It's BioShock meets Sucker Punch with a side of Wild Wild West and a dance of League of Extraordinary Gentlemen!" -The Reading Tree Book Blog
Adal and Arija gave little thought to what makes the world go round until they were guided into a dark cave by a cryptic coin. Deep within the Earth they found a land they never dreamed possible. One...that challenged all they believed. There they met a being named Webley who controls the center of the Earth.
But not all his creations are happy.
When a ploy to overthrow him turns violent, Adal and Arija are forced to choose sides. Can they put their growing feelings for each other aside and work together to stop the brewing war? Or will their journey into the impossible be their last?
"Webley and his creations are unique, complex, and compelling in a way that is not only beautiful but intellectually stimulating." -Author Jennifer Siddoway
"A kick-a$$ romp full of action and humor!" -Author Jessica Jessinghaus
"It's BioShock meets Sucker Punch with a side of Wild Wild West and a dance of League of Extraordinary Gentlemen!" -The Reading Tree Book Blog
