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A Message to My Readers
Reading a new book is similar to drinking an unknown beverage. Some books you take a small taste of and quickly set to the side. Others you may drink to the end and taste little more than water in their content. These books are quickly forgotten and make little lasting impact on the reader. But some books have pieces and parts or 'people' that catch and hold and affect you forever. As an avid reader myself, I don't fear letting the books I read change me if they possess the depth of story and magic to do so. I hope that my books do the same to you.
It is my hope and sincerest wish that you will enjoy my books and that my friends in Amen Hale and in the other books I've written will, in some way, add to what makes you ‘YOU.
The Believing Magic Series
A group of teens has become part of a drug study for a genetic medicine that will help cure their acne, but the doctor running the study is using the program as a testbed for his own dark research. The Believing Magic Series is an epic, dark, modern fantasy, and an unforgettable journey into the science of fantasy, the origin of faith, and beyond to the darkest parts of the human heart and soul. Though it may seem YA at the onset, know going in that the books are intended for new adult and older readers who enjoy dark, modern fantasy written in YA style. The books are not erotica or slasher horror, so if that's what you’re looking for - this isn't it. On the other hand, if you are looking for rainbows, unicorns, and happy endings - or a fantasy that safely avoids religion or the grotesqueries of life - choose another title. Book one is quite long - 770 pages roughly, so if you prefer shorter reads I'd suggest you try one of my other titles.
The Traveler Series Book One
Midori
I know you’ve been alone a lot baby, but you’ve had your Nana Leda, and I know for a fact she loves you almost as much as I do. I’m laughing right now, honey. She’s sitting here beside me now, looking over my shoulder and reading this as I write it. She’s spitting mad, arguing with me and saying she loves you just as much. I don’t see how that’s possible, but maybe she does. She’s telling me right now to tell you she says hello, and that she hopes she didn’t die at home. She doesn’t want you to have to deal with that.
Oh, she wants me to tell you to not show people you’re special unless you have to, that they’ll be scared. And to remember Forgetting Day. I’m afraid I have to agree, to a point. You are special. You won’t be able to hide that, but you’ll be able to hide some of what’s been given to you. And that’s what I wanna talk about now. I’m sure you’ve wondered. And I’m sure you’ve heard all kinds of things from all kinds of people, but now it’s your Momma’s turn, and as best as I know, here it is.