Chalice Project

Twins, Ada and Evan Brijlal, eat junk food, fight at school and are normal Trinidadian children in every way... or so it seems. Their father Steven, a genius scientist, desperately wants to protect his children from his reckless past. Now the future has caught up with them and Time as we know it may never be the same. A sneaky search for the mother they long to know leads them to a Jamaican laboratory and mind-blowing revelations. A secret potion and the mysterious Chalice Project are the children's only clues to uncovering their true identities. About the author: Lisa Allen-Agostini is a poet, playwright and fiction writer from Trinidad and Tobago. This is her first novel. "e;"e;I love writing in all forms, but I especially enjoy writing for young people. My two daughters, Ishara and Najja, are my inspiration-and my biggest fans!"e;"e; An award-winning journalist, she is the Internet Editor and a columnist with the Trinidad Guardian.Please note that this is an eBook version of this title and can NOT be printed. For more information about eBooks, including how to download the software you'll need, see our FAQs page.

Twins, Ada and Evan Brijlal, eat junk food, fight at school and are normal Trinidadian children in every way... or so it seems. Their father Steven, a genius scientist, desperately wants to protect his children from his reckless past. Now the future has caught up with them and Time as we know it may never be the same. A sneaky search for the mother they long to know leads them to a Jamaican laboratory and mind-blowing revelations. A secret potion and the mysterious Chalice Project are the children's only clues to uncovering their true identities. About the author: Lisa Allen-Agostini is a poet, playwright and fiction writer from Trinidad and Tobago. This is her first novel. "e;"e;I love writing in all forms, but I especially enjoy writing for young people. My two daughters, Ishara and Najja, are my inspiration-and my biggest fans!"e;"e; An award-winning journalist, she is the Internet Editor and a columnist with the Trinidad Guardian.Please note that this is an eBook version of this title and can NOT be printed. For more information about eBooks, including how to download the software you'll need, see our FAQs page.