Jaimie Engle

When a Viking boy and his sister are hunted by the ferine, arctic wolves cursed to the Dreadlands, they must reach the city by the sea within one moon cycle; before a sorceress captures them, seals a spell with their blood, and returns the realm to Darkness. Leif Erikson abandoned the settlement in Labrador, Canada, many years ago when the ferine attacked and murdered his small crew. A band of families stayed behind to build, learning to find balance with those who hunted them. Arud is a third generation Norse on this strange soil, and with a grandmother who is unnatural, an anxious mother, and a missing father, his family tree is rooted in secrets. The harvest moon approaches, a single night when the ferine's binds to the Dreadlands are broken, freeing them to hunt. But when one appears beneath Arud's window, his mother rushes him off, urging him to take care of his sister whose sickness grows worse. After meeting a beautiful girl with questionable motives, Arud discovers a prophecy in which the blood of a human and ferine hybrid would shift all power to the Sorceress Edda and her wild pack of hunters. But when Arud learns his sister is the hybrid in this prophecy, his world is shaken as family deceptions unravel. Now the stakes are raised, and getting safely to the city in the sea becomes more than a quest. It becomes survival.

Wolf Moon

Dreadlands

Jonathan Maberry

James Moore

Christopher Golden

Brian Keene

Thomas Clark

Mary SanGiovanni

Kelli Owen

Armand Rosamilia

Chuck Buda

Amber Fallon

John Urbancik

Jay Wilburn

Frank Edler

Erin Al-Mehairi

Project Entertainment Network Presents... My Favorite StoryFifteen podcast hosts and authors share their favorite short story they've ever written...Christopher GoldenBrian KeeneJames A. MooreMary SanGiovanniFrank J. EdlerThomas R. ClarkJay WilburnKelli OwenAmber FallonChuck BudaJohn UrbancikJonathan MaberryErin Sweet Al-MehairiArmand RosamiliaJaimie Engle

My Favorite Story Podcast Author Anthology

A bullied boy finds a magic arrow that leads him back in time. There, he must rescue two princes from a tyrant king before its too late and he becomes the very history he is studying.

Clifton Chase and the Arrow of Light

This collection of short stories ranges from 50 words to more than 50 pages, separated in categories labeled to fit your bathroom needs

Places to Go, While You Go

The Toilet Papers

Your Book Might Suck… But it doesn’t have to. You are an awesome writer with an incredible fiction story the world needs to experience. But your book… well, it kind of sucks. So let’s fix that. Setting your novel apart from the rest is a choice. Fiction is more than a character doing stuff in a place you’ve invented. There are rules to magic and seasons to setting and double meanings to words, and a cadence to sentence structure if you want to write a book that doesn’t suck. I guarantee you will find tricks and treats you’ve never heard or read before in any other writing book. If not, let me know and I’ll refund your money. But if I’m right, and my book helps you to write a novel that doesn’t suck, then I’m asking you, in return to leave a positive review. That’s fair, isn’t it? Ready to get started? Great! There are questions with space to answer at the end of each chapter to help you along your journey. I’m super excited for you and wish you all the luck in writing your novel!

A No-Nonsense Guide to Writing Epic Fiction

Write a Book that Doesn't Suck

What if one moment changed everything? A story that will make you believe in love, fate, and maybe even magic. For fans of "The Fault in Our Stars" meets "Ready Player One" Mahlorie hates her braces. And who cares what she looks like anyway? Her dad, a travelling magician, and mom, a famous romance author, constantly harp on the importance of appearance, something her best friend Shai sure understands. But when Mal has a near-death experience and can suddenly hear a boy’s voice in her head, life takes a turn for the weird. He can hear her too. How did her braces become transmitters? And who is this boy she just might be falling in love with? This magical coming-of-age tale of mystery and self-discovery, and love and friendship, makes the impossible become all too real... "It’s cute and funny and a good, clean read for YA." –5 Star Review "Engle tends to make a common literary trope into a page-turner, because she is not afraid of the weird." –5 Star Review "The smooth prose, clever plot twists will snag middle-schoolers. Adult readers will marvel at how Engle so clearly channels teens." –5 Star Review

Lightning Can Strike Twice

Metal Mouth

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