Novedades

After escaping the servitude he suffered while being imprisoned in heaven, Apius—an ancient evil entity—calls out to Peter Nichols from beyond the grave. It was this “child” who thwarted Apius’s plan for revenge as he sought out the destruction of humanity for the last several centuries. But Peter now owes Apius a blood-debt. Collecting on this debt, Apius captures the soul of Peter’s mother, hoping to draw him near. Once he rids himself of Peter, he can then move to release his brothers from their guarded sarcophaguses and wipe away the scourge of mankind. However, fifteen-year...

"A suspenseful and original take on the body-swapping premise that will appeal to young readers who like action-packed storylines." -IndieReader High school soccer star Lindsey Anderson was at the top of her game with graduation approaching and a full-ride soccer scholarship offer in her hand. Then she dropped dead on the soccer field, only to wake up in the body of a teenage sex-trafficking victim. No one believes who she really is. Not even her dad. Chased by her new body’s drug-dealing pimp and rabid parapsychologists out to dissect her, Lindsey searches to get her body and her life ...

When Alyx Eris convinced him to become a keeper of the watch, Chase Walker knew he gained the ability to traverse the twelve dimensions. He knew there were others—the hunters—who would do anything to put an end to the watches’ existence. He knew his status as a keeper was completely binding until his nineteenth birthday. Most importantly, he knew he’d be spending the year by Alyx’s side. What he didn't know was that in this dimension resides a ruling mage that poses more of a threat than the hunters ever could. He didn’t know that magic-born hybrid beasts lurk in every corner of...

If you enjoyed ‘The Pulcher’s Last Dance’, then ‘Vinegar and Ashes’ should appeal to you too. Both can be read to and discussed with younger children, or enjoyed of themselves. Both contain important, yet easy to understand, lessons of life. ‘The Pulcher’s Last Dance’ is concerned with bullying and forgiveness, and ‘Vinegar and Ashes’ is about greed and sharing. Like ‘The Pulcher’s Last Dance’, ‘Vinegar and Ashes’ has a satisfying ‘twist in the tail’. Or should that be a ‘twist in the tale’?