The matron of the orphanage, and a literal witch. Miss the 7:00 pm curfew and she doesn't need an
excuse. The house on Stanton Street is hers, and every child in it knows the rules.
Nicky, Willie, and Calvin arrived when they were ten. Now they're seventeen, months away from
their freedom day. Then a stranger starts meeting each of them, separately, outside the walls.
Exiled to a magical realm eight years ago, she still looks nineteen. She can see ghosts, she works
for a bootlegger, and she has a plan for everyone in this house.
“A more-than-capable hero leads a superb cast in this curious blend of the otherworldly and 1930s
Manhattan… Neve's plan is cooking from the start, and she's steeped in mystery.”
Alex wants to be number one, and that goal comes before everything, even the boy she loves.
She needs a full scholarship to support her family, but as the losses pile up, the college coaches
walk away.
Wealthy, despised, and looking for a fresh start: a new state, a new tennis academy, and a chance
to leave her past behind instead of ending up in rehab like her mother.
In California, Alex discovers there is more to Madison than the rumors say. They play well
together. They share the same broken family worries. Then Madison's past catches up, and this time
it sticks to Alex too.
“When one player wins all the games in the match. A two-set score would be 6-0 6-0, hence 0-0,
which looks like two bagels.” Every chapter opens with an insider tennis term like this one.
“Gabay clearly understands the world of teens and elite high school tennis… even those who've
never heard of Serena Williams will find Gabay's enthusiasm for the game — and her compelling
characters — irresistible.”
A nineteen-year-old from Boston at the Entente Military Academy, thrust into a magical village just
before the holiday break. He learns he is the first immortal born in over six hundred years, and
love and jealousy grow between him and Audrey, a six-hundred-year-old immortal.
A six-hundred-year-old immortal of the Guardians of Dare. She brings Tarian into the Guardian world and tells him of his destiny. Love and jealousy grow between them as they hunt for the traitor.
Death comes to immortals as a kind of sleep. The body does not die. It hibernates. And once
awakened, it transforms. Infected immortals now roam the streets of Dare, killing the innocent.
The hunt carries Tarian and Audrey across the nation and into South America. But can they survive
what Tarian learns about the secrets Audrey keeps in her subterranean laboratory?
Lautaro has broken the Guardians of Dare's diplomatic agreement and attacked the royalty of
Balefire City. He means to take the Wastelands, then spread his rule east, and no help is coming.
A treacherous Guardian took a magical little girl across the ocean to hide among criminals and
outcasts. Now it falls to the Guardians of Dare and a band of Wasteland rebels to save her.
She lives in the land of palm trees and gulf breezes, where dolphins pass under the dock. Fantasy is
her first love, and she writes young-adult contemporary too, and has been published both independently and traditionally.
“I live in the land of palm trees and gulf breezes. Dolphins pass under the dock, and seeing them never gets old. They are magnificent. There is magic in this world if you look hard enough.”
Her son once called it that, and he isn't wrong: the staircase narrows as you climb, the wall art turns a little gothic, and the room has slanted ceilings and family treasures. “I haven't seen a ghost yet. I won't be surprised when I do.”
Bloodstones, Bargains, & Beasts is a finished high fantasy manuscript. It's her
day to die, and when she does, the witches are free to take back Beldam.
Blaise Taylor is a dark academia draft. A secret society, psychic abilities, and an
annual blood ritual.
Independent Author Network Book of the Year finalist
Family Choice Award
New Apple Award
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