Elizabeth and DJ Densley Craft a Page-turning Adventure that’s Perfect for Readers of All Ages

Elizabeth and DJ Densley, her fourteen year old autistic grandson, bring readers right into the gaming world where they and the characters discover a whole new world, battling through each challenging level, while building new friendships and finding the courage they didn’t know they had. DJ’s imagination gives this story that spark of reality that draws the reader in.
 
“The Bug-Eyed Vulture People: The Lost” follows the story of a young boy named Dax and the adventures that come alive in his game. Caught up in the game, Dex lost control as his finger slipped off the game controller and saw his game’s hero, Tyrus, jump fall short.  
 
Determined to beat this level, Dex lost track of time. He wakes up finding himself inside the world that once existed in his game console. From there, his exciting adventure was raised to a whole new level. After meeting Tyrus and learning about his gallant quest Dex felt compelled to join him in finding the Heartstone and the people that were lost with it, even if that meant he would never go back home.
 
As Dex goes through the obstacles with Tyrus, he realizes that living inside the game is nothing like playing it safely in his room. Throughout his adventure, he faces great risks like he never had before. However, giving up was not an options.
 
Indeed, “The Bug-Eyed Vulture People: The Lost” offers readers an adventure like no other. Catch this exciting book as it joins the upcoming Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. To be displayed along hundreds of other book titles from different genres, this 2-day affair will take place at the University of Southern California on April 13-14, 2019. Save the date!
 
 
 
The Bug-Eyed Vulture People: The Lost
Written by: Elizabeth and DJ Densley
Published by: Christian Faith Publishing
Published date: October 22, 2019
Paperback price: $12.95
Ebook price: $9.99
 
 
 
 
 
About the Authors. Elizabeth Densley has been married to her sweetheart, Ron, for more than four decades. Together they have six children. She is the proud grandmother of twenty, who are her world. Elizabeth is a graduate of Brigham Young University and has been a practicing registered nurse for 45 years the majority of that time has been spent caring for newborns and their families.
 
DJ, is her fourteen year old grandson who lives on the spectrum, struggling with learning disabilities, including reading and writing, He would spend all his time hidden in his room playing on his devices. This summer, however, they decided that writing a story about the games he loved to play might be fun. “The Bug-Eyed Vulture People: The Lost” is that story. It was amazing to watch as his imagination exploded which makes this book the fun adventure that it is.
 
DJ’s Dream: “When I make my $30,000 from our book I want to build a place where children can go, to learn, be fed and especially, BE ACCEPTED.”
 
To make this dream come true a portion of this book will initially be donated to the Spectrum Academy of Pleasant Grove, Utah, a charter for children living on the autism spectrum, with dreams of creating the Snowflake Foundation which continues to support these children and their families and creates greater awareness, interaction and acceptance within the community.

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