Book#3 in The Chance Trilogy
Chance sees his excitement meter is sitting on empty, just as empty as he is inside. Chance feels lost and wonders what his true calling is in life. He knows everyone has one, the trick is to find it.
Chance seeks solitude in a secret cave hidden away at the river�s edge. A part of Prosperity Village that Chance, even as Mayor, had never ventured to. Chance has learned taking chances in life can lead to great things, even if it is just a walk to unfamiliar territory.
What Chance discovers in the cave sets in motion the next chapter of his life. A chance meeting of a new friend, and a secret set of blueprints carved into the cave wall lead Chance to his true calling.
Chance learns the struggles of a new business and has to use everything he has learned from his time spent at The Good Fate Factory. But when Chance learns of the City Engineer�s desire to tear down The Good Fate Factory, Chance is devastated. So many good things have branched out from that starting point. And that is where he learned how to manufacture Good Fate, something he now realizes you always have to work at.
Chance learns that you have to believe in yourself before others. No one really has all the answers but thinking highly of yourself sure does help in the process of building a solid self-confidence and self-esteem. For that is the first building block in the underground blueprints: Believe in yourself and others will follow.
No dream is too much and there is no such thing as a silly dream. Every one has the ability to sparkle, it all starts with the first spark. Dust yourself off, light your fuse, and give your dreams a chance to rocket into your reality.