Title: Guardians Inc.: The CypherAuthor: Julian Rosado-Machain
Publisher: Julian Rosado-Machain
Pages: 239
Genre: YA Fantasy Adventure
Format: Paperback, Kindle
GUARDIANS INC.: THE CYPHER is two stories in one. A glimpse into a multinational company that is in reality the oldest of secret societies, one that spans close to seven thousand years of existence, weaving in and out of history, guiding and protecting humanity from creatures and forces that most of us believe are only mythology and fairy tales.
The other is the story of Thomas Byrne, a young man thrust into secrets he shouldn’t be aware of and dangers he shouldn’t face but, that he ultimately will, for he is a Cypher. The only one who can steer humanity’s future.
The ultimate conspiracy theory is that Magic is real. Kept in check by technology but, every five hundred years the balance can shift and, if it does, technology will fail and those creatures we’ve driven into myth will come back with a vengeance.
To protect the present, Guardians Incorporated needs to know the future, and to unlock the future they need a Cypher.
This is the first book of the Guardians Inc Series.
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EXCERPT
“I was furious with you, Tom.” Morgan buckled his seatbelt. “You got into a fight two weeks after I finally became your legal guardian. Really? Don’t you remember how difficult it was? All the hurdles and hoops? What would those people at the board say if they knew about this fight?” “I tried to talk first, Gramps, I’m sorry.” “Well,” his grandfather pursed his lips and turned on the ignition. “You should be. Let’s go.”As they drove away, Thomas saw Killjoy leaving the school and, for a second, he thought she smiled at him. “So,” Thomas asked once they pulled out from the school driveway. “We’re good? You’re not mad?”“Oh no, I said I was furious.” Grandpa turned on the radio to one of his sixties stations. Bob Dylan was asking once again how it felt to be a rolling stone. Grandpa immediately joined in with the rhythm, tapping on the wheel with his hand. “Until Miss Khanna told me that you beat up three kids today and…” he slapped the wheel and mouthed the words of the last chorus. “And?” Thomas asked. He swallowed a lump in his throat.“And I told her that three against one wasn’t my idea of a fair fight, especially since they are older than you. Aren’t they?” “Well, yeah. But just by a year. They’re juniors.”“Do you go beating up freshmen?”“No.”“Well, there you go. You didn’t start the fight, did you?”Thomas lifted up his hands. “No, I swear I didn’t.”“But you did finish it and I can’t get mad at you because you defended yourself. I told Miss Khanna that only cowards gang up on someone and that I expected the parents of those kids to give us a call to apologize.”
About the Author
Julian Rosado-Machain has enjoyed pizza in three continents, worked in graphic design, armored vehicles, built computers, handcrafted alebrijes and swears that he has seen at least one ghost. He lives in San Diego, California. And enjoys the sun with his wife, three children and cat. His latest book is the YA fantasy adventure, Guardians Inc.: The Cypher.Visit his website at www.guardiansinc.com. Connect & Socialize!
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