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My name’s Atlanta Skolar, and I’m a huntress. No, not the vampire-slaying type, or the ever-brooding Winchester brothers from Supernatural. I live a relatively normal life—during the day at least. I go to school, have friends, and try my best to survive Uncle James’ horrendous cooking.
However, the nights in the city of Calen are not always calm. There’s a thin veil between our world and the world of monsters, the good and the bad. I’m one of the few who stands between the two. With the help of my uncle, who’s taken me in since my parents’ deaths, I spend the nights making sure the balance is maintained and that each side keeps to their respective places.
At least, that was until something rattled the cages and everything hit the fan. There’s a new evil in town, an evil that’s been here before, and it may be responsible for my parents’ deaths. An evil that isn’t satisfied with the balance. It’ll do all it can to make sure darkness falls over Calen and the rest of the world once again.
Scary? That ain’t the half of it.
It’s particularly interested in me.
Why? No idea.
But it’s my job as a huntress to make sure the evil is stopped, no matter what.
Paranormal Huntress Series:
Never Look Back
Coven Master
Alpha’s Permision
In the scarred and war-battered United Commonwealth, ten-year-old Cia Vale watches her older brother Zeen dream about being chosen for The Testing. He’s graduated at the top of his class, and being chosen, like his father was before him, means a chance to attend The University and help lead the effort to revitalize postwar civilization. Cia is conflicted—she hopes Zeen is chosen, but dreads him leaving home. She also realizes that one day she too must set her mind on being chosen. But does she realize the deadly path she will have to take?
THE TESTING GUIDE is the short story prequel to The Testing, the first novel in the stunning and epic Testing trilogy.
When 12 year old Tess moves to a new neighborhood, she tries to befriend the boy who lives next door, a boy of the same age, named Sam. Tess doesn’t know that Sam has a special power, one that he must keep secret at all costs. No, he is not a mind reader, but he is capable of something else which at times he struggles to control. The other kids think he’s strange and tend to avoid him. But with Tess’s arrival, everything changes.
However, Sam is not the only one who takes an interest in Tess.The coolest kid in the grade, a boy named Jake Collins begins to notice her as well and Sam decides he does not have a chance. Then, when Jake’s bullying becomes worse than ever, Sam is forced to teach him a lesson.
But what happens when Sam goes too far? And does Tess find out what he is actually capable of?
If you love reading about kids with special powers and you enjoyed my ‘Mind Reader’ series, then you are sure to enjoy this series too. It is another exciting story full of drama, suspense, romance, boy crushes, friendship issues and much, much more.
A fabulous book for girls 9 – 12 that you will not be able to put down. Young teens will also enjoy this story!
Are you up for a thrilling adventure?
The seaside village of Smugglers Cove is proving to be anything but quiet for the Mystery Kids as they encounter yet another mystery while exploring Brackness Castle. This ruined fortress sits on the outskirts of the village and, as they soon discover, holds more secrets than they could ever imagine.
Who is hiding in the dungeons? What is in the bag? Where does the secret tunnel lead to?
Set in 1950's Britain, this adventure story will suit anyone who enjoys Nancy Drew, the Hardy Boys or the Famous Five.
This beautiful new book by Katrina Kahler will take you on a magical journey. You’ll love Charlotte’s new friends, even Alice is entertaining. But when Charlotte’s path crosses with Margaret Montgomery, bad things happen…you’ll love the suspense and drama. A perfect book for girls 9-12!
A centuries-old organization within the tiny town of Grayson protects many secrets – from unknown scientific discoveries to the truth about the mythical island of Atlantis, along with information that ties it to historical events from around the world.
Thirteen-year-old Adam McTaggart and his wise-cracking friends have always assumed that Grayson is just another boring small town on the prairie, but the destruction of a nearby town and disappearance of all of its residents forces them to believe they might also be in danger.
After listening to theories from one of the many unique townspeople, Adam and his friends begin a quest to uncover Grayson’s mysterious past. During their investigation they unlock a strange network of underground tunnels and find objects that seem straight out of science fiction magazines. When they discover the existence of the secret organization controlling everything in Grayson, the group soon understands that their boring small town is much more exciting than they had always believed it to be.
But someone is coming, looking for an ancient power protected by the secret organization, and they are destroying towns as they draw near.
Can Adam and his friends learn everything they need to know in time to protect their town, its people, and the biggest secret of all?
What Readers are Saying:
"Never before have I enjoyed, nor anticipated a series this great since Harry Potter … I have devoured each book in this series so quickly that I get a little sad as I reach the ending! Thankfully, there is more in store for Adam and his pals, and I will be (im)patiently waiting their next adventure!" – Becky
"…I’m an avid reader and often get bored with the the same old stories over and over. This book was refreshing in its original plot. Was enjoyable to read." – Josh Hochman
"…Excellent story / read from start to finish. good pace and characters. Best part is that there is closure at the end – even though this is a series." – Thomas DiMarino
“I love a good story with adventure and suspense and no foul language! Perfect story for teen boys especially. Can’t wait to read part 2!” – Darlene Yaz
“Five stars! Great story, full of twists, full of action. It’s quite long, I thought it would get slow after a while, but that was not the case. It was keeping me on my toes all the way to the end. A must read!” – Atilla Beno
“I read a lot, but not much what I would consider science fiction. The exception being Robert Heinlein, I would compare this book to his early books for teens. Best compliment I could give.” – Amazon Customer
“Exciting and well written. The dialog was natural and the characters were well developed. I liked the way the author wove several historical events into the story. Overall it was a very good science fiction story and I will probably read more of the books in this series.” – Jim Sibigtroth