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Caleb Smith, an author from Bangor, Maine, holds a passion for nature, spiritual study, reading, family, poetry, art, and golf. Honesty, simplicity, and a hard work ethic are the things that best shape his day.

Caleb is a member of the International Thriller Writers and Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance 

"I think it was in the summer of 2001 while painting a house on West Broadway in Bangor. In the sweltering heat, I worked with two high school buddies when he drove by in a classic convertible. He slowed down to admire our work. As we watched him cruise by, I told myself then that I wanted to tell stories like that guy........"   

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for Longevity The Awakening

"I think if you're a fan of historical novels mingled with fantasy, you would enjoy this book immensely."

---- Kristin Baney

"Caleb Smith's worldbuilding is imaginative and uniquely authentic. If you love fantasy stories set in the Middle Ages, this is the perfect book for you."

----Pikasho Deka

 

“Elementary-level libraries looking for fantasy histories that offer the possibility of bigger-picture thinking about psychological growth and overcoming impossible odds will find Longevity: The Awakening lends not just to leisure choice and entertainment, but to teen book club discussion groups.”

---------Diane Donovan

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Longevity The Wardens of Time revised co

Available in paperback, ebook and audio

2019 Readers' Favorite Book Award Finalist - YA Paranormal

Noah Thomas is a scrawny seventh grader who is bullied to the brink in his new town. Friendless, except for sassy tomboy Wendy Sherman, who seems to lend him the confidence he needs to stand up to his oppressors. Upon stumbling into a bookshop one afternoon while on the run from some teenaged tyrants, Noah is hurled into an unexplainable adventure. Noah learns that the bookshop does, in fact, lead to the Akashic Records – a place that holds all spirit lives recorded in tablets of light. With this new found knowledge, Noah begins to grow in wisdom and confidence to face his fears. His biggest challenge comes in the form of five demonic spirits that he accidentally lets loose from a lost tablet. Will Noah succeed with the help of his guardian angel cat he calls Keeper, or will all Hell's henchman prevail?

Alastair Ramsden was barely twelve years old when he witnessed the brutal death of his father. Growing up orphaned during the Scottish War of Independence, Alastair struggled to survive. The only place he knew to save him was an old oak tree in the middle of an upland field where he gained the ability to cross over into the 4th-dimensional elemental kingdom of Akasha. It was there he first connected with elementals of the sun, who helped him on his way to self-discovery. The Divine Queen Mother great fire spirit of the earth ruled the elemental kingdom. When she came to Alastair’s aid by opening a portal into the grand oak tree leading him into Akasha, so he might escape a group of chasing English assailants, the journey begins as he must find the key to his escape and survival. 

Available in paperback, ebook 

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Caleb Smith, an author from Bangor, Maine, holds a passion for nature, spiritual study, reading, family, poetry, art, and golf. Honesty, simplicity, and a hard work ethic are the things that best shape his day.

 

"I think it was in the summer of 2001 while painting a house on West Broadway in Bangor. In the sweltering heat, up on staging, I worked with two high school buddies when he drove by in a classic convertible. He looked our way and as we watched him cruise by, I told myself then that I wanted to tell stories like that guy........" 

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