David Staniforth

A void in one's memory is filled with more than the fear of not knowing, it swirls with the dread of what those missing memories might contain. When a young man wakens in a freezing car, his mind a complete blank, he embarks upon a journey that brings that very dread to the fore. Who is he? What has he done? Where does he belong? Why can he not remember? VOID: a psychological journey of discovery that forces the question: To what extent can our memories be trusted?

Void

On her tenth Birthday Alloria discoversher true identity is a mystery. Her adoptive parents return to her an amulet theytook from her after finding her in their cellar,bare-footed and clutching a rag doll. Exploring the cellar and discovering that the amulet opens a mysterious labyrinth, Alloria embarks on a quest in search of answers, a quest that flings her into an adventure brimming withdanger, pain, love, magic, and brutal honesty.The magic begins here... and that's the TRUTH!

Labyrinth of Labyrinths

Alloria

Having spent her entire life disguised as a boy to avoid the risk of being forced into sexual slavery, fifteen year old Davran finds herself transported to a world thought to be legend. With sunlight, an abundance of food and people that trust, this world is everything her home is not. She could be happy, she could disclose the love she feels for Ronyn (the dragon trainer's son), but when Hesperus (the Keeper-of-Knowledge) discovers her, she may have to return to a world of misery where even suicide is no escape and where the most frightening monster is not the dragons or the razor-hounds, but the tyrannical ruler, Saurian.

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