Author's e-books - Juvenile Fiction. Page - 2
Annie is not the average teen. She is witty and brave and not afraid to love. What will happen when she falls for a vampire. Will it be easy? Of course not. Will love conquer all? Read to find out...
Hmm.. I work at a collage bar, I am a full time student, I have two brothers, I love pizza, My life seems normal from the outside looking in, Umm.. OH!! Did I tell you I am falling in love with death
"Everyone has their secrets..." 19-year-old Emery Rogers knows all too well the meaning of that sentence; but what she doesn't know is that the longer she holds on to her secrets, the harder it will be for her to live her own life. Follow the story of a young girl's desperate attempt to escape her past and triumph over many obstacles in her life, from the perspective of three people who know her the best - her best friend, Xander; Xander's roommate, Ben; and the silence herself, Emery.
This is a short story based on "The Magicians" by Lev Grossman. Prior knowledge is unnecessary because it is VERY loosely based on a passing comment made in the book.
Annie is not the average teen. She is witty and brave and not afraid to love. What will happen when she falls for a vampire. Will it be easy? Of course not. Will love conquer all? Read to find out...
Hmm.. I work at a collage bar, I am a full time student, I have two brothers, I love pizza, My life seems normal from the outside looking in, Umm.. OH!! Did I tell you I am falling in love with death
"Everyone has their secrets..." 19-year-old Emery Rogers knows all too well the meaning of that sentence; but what she doesn't know is that the longer she holds on to her secrets, the harder it will be for her to live her own life. Follow the story of a young girl's desperate attempt to escape her past and triumph over many obstacles in her life, from the perspective of three people who know her the best - her best friend, Xander; Xander's roommate, Ben; and the silence herself, Emery.
This is a short story based on "The Magicians" by Lev Grossman. Prior knowledge is unnecessary because it is VERY loosely based on a passing comment made in the book.