Every chicken knows, don’t count your eggs. So when Pecky tries to count her eggs, it turns the coop upside down. Maybe it is a good idea to count your eggs before they hatch? Read more

Includes an Exclusive FREE Short Story. Details inside.  A fun, magical adventure with a strong moral undertone. Highly recommended. -The Wishing Shelf Awards An Imaginative New Take on Trolls – Steve Alcorn, author of How To Fix Your Novel Rushing streams, meadows, dark woods, crystal caves, and the earth’s lullaby – Linda Bricco Schalk, The Press Project Banished for the crime of having blue eyes, Gaven chooses to apprentice under the treacherous Azool, the Blue Fairy of Torv. Magic comes easily to Gaven yet it’s never enough. In desperation, she offers up her firstborn trollkin to her fairy mistress in exchange for the final secret. Not that it matters. She’s hideous. No one is foolish enough to bind himself to a blue-eyed trolless. This quirky and humorous coming of age adventure is book one in the award winning Legends of the Aurora epic trilogy. The Legends of the Aurora fuses natural phenomena to a veil of magic, and guides you on an action packed adventure dripping with humor into a Norse landscape populated by reinvigorated trolls, dragons, and fairies.  Interview with the AuthorWhy a female lead? I’m certainly not the first to chose a female protagonist for my fantasy novel,but trolls are most often portrayed as male. I decided to explore the softer side of trolldom. Gaven’s struggles will rip your heart out, but she finds her inner core of granite. I promise. Many people think of fairies as sweet or at least benign, but you have taken an opposite approach. Why? I’m greatly influenced by the old stories. They’re more realistic. If you’ve read, the Brothers Grimm in the original form, you’ll know what I mean. Besides,somebody had to be the bad guy.You add a lot of humor to the dangerous situations. Is that difficult? Not at all. I’m always thinking about my readers and when things get dark, I add a healthy dose of fun. Dragons, and more often trolls, are too frequently portrayed as angry creatures. I seek to redeem them.Which character do you most identify with? Leaf. When I’m writing in her voice, I feel can the rough texture of the grass as she pulls her hands through the vegetation of the meadow, taste the sweetness of the plum as it flows over her tongue, and I chuckle at the bullfrogs croaking their love song  from the river.Why an Epic Fantasy Adventure? I’ve always been able to anthropomorphize things. Besides, I find that Fantasy allows my elastic imagination to go places its never been before. It’s so much fun.What can you tell us about the other books in the Legends of the Aurora trilogy? Cairn: A Dragon Memoir finds Troika learning just how much he doesn’t know as he travels back to the lair for a real lesson in what it means to be dragon. Garden of Betrayal sees Leaf all grown up, but still longing to restore Slug. She faces her greatest fears and prejudices when she meets Terra, Aurora’s Elemental twin, but it’s the fairies who reveal the stunning truth behind the bloodstone in the book series. Read more

Bone-chilling and humerus! Little Mouse lives in a haunted castle that has been long forgotten. No stranger to the castle’s creaking and moaning – Little Mouse is not afraid of the terrifying sounds. Little Mouse is always there to help his neighbors. When a skeletal dog loses his bones, Little Mouse goes digging to help find Honey Bones’ body. Can Little Mouse put Honey Bones back together into the bone-chilling creature it once was? Little Mouse, Big Bones is a quirky and fun story filled with rhymes and illustrations. For ages 3-5, but it’s not that scary. I promise. Read more

“There are times when Leon’s writing style reminds me of Tolkien. If you’re a fan of medieval fantasy with a full cast of characters, you have to read Elemental Links.” – N. N. Light’s Book Heaven. “Take him and run.” The last words of Jake’s mother urged him to save his brother, Louie. Jake and Louie get thrown into the outside world, where Jake learns his skill with a sword can save their lives, and Louie, gifted with elemental magic, soon learns his magic is part of something much bigger: a world of spirits that wage a war of their own. The necrom are after Louie. The only way the abominations can increase their numbers is to capture and possess more adepts. After centuries of the necrom pillaging, adepts are scarce. The necrom want Louie and won’t stop until they capture him. Along their way, they meet Cassie; a fiery brunette with more secrets than Jake and Louie signed on for. The boys’ unlikely friendship with her turns their run-and-hide strategy on its heels. Their journey is fraught with unexpected creatures, friends, and new allies. Aside from tournaments and drakons, Jake and Louie are tested as they’ve never been before. Can they defeat the force that threatens not just Louie, but every adept in Elabrium? Will their allies stand with them against the horde of necrom, whose mere presence threatens not just themselves, but their newfound friends as well? Read more

A classic prehistoric fairy tale! Once upon a very, very, very long time ago… Three little protoceratops went out into the world to build their own house. One day, the big, bad, T-Rex came over for a neighbourly visit. A few houses got smashed. Read more