Leandra Inglis

It's not that superhumans are hated, exactly. It's just that there's all this expectation-- to entertain, to support, but never to stand out in their own right. When William Antonio Caesar III (telepath) decides to create a team of heroes to show superhumans as cool, powerful, and, well, human, he and his friends Ace Jackson ('sort of psychic'), Xander Pae (master of self-duplication), and Abyss (a literal universe) must figure out who they were, who they are, and who they want to be. The supervillain Jamboree, however, has other plans for the team... A story of friendship, self-discovery, and identity, SECRET IDENTITIES uses a superhero backdrop to explore life as a young adult.

Secret Identities

It's easy to get cursed in Fairy Hill. Author Wilshire is not afraid of faeries. She's grown up fae-blessed with a gift that lets her narrate true stories of the world around her and a seal of protection from a member of the High Court. The forest of Fairy Hill is her home just as much as the town is. That's why she's able to befriend the foreign fae boy she called Nuisance, who tells her stories of a very different forest and their Spider Prince. But it's been three years since she last saw Nuisance and there's something dangerous lurking in the forest. When her oldest friend, Eddie, is transformed into a spider, Author struggles to find a way to reverse it. Not even the local witches have any ideas. Maybe the Spider Prince from Nuisance's stories could help... If he wasn't cursed too.

Leandra Inglis

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