Kirjahaku

David and his intractable brother Loren own a specialty shop, which as it turns out appears to be haunted. Calling in professional ghost hunting investigators seems harmless for the two skeptics, but they soon find themselves the target of a group of concerned citizens with an overzealous devotion to ghosts. "Caput Mortem" is a humorous novella of speculative fiction.Plus three other stories of magic realism. In "Buried Treasure" a high school loner comes under the influence of a charismatic leader. A mysterious guitar, a strange being of the street, and the lure of family life make up the central elements of the dream-like, lyrical story "Hostages." In the long short story "The Exhibit" Justin aspires to create great art. Emily desires Justin. Both may just get what they want, but not in the way either could have imagined.

A fantasy-realism novel of romance, adventure, and self-discovery.Nineteen-year-old Alison discovers a poem in her school's literary magazine, only for it vanish off the page the next day. She then begins a search for the poet-but he has a secret. Alison feels she's being followed by someone, who has special powers. She is about to learn magic is real, and while it can open up amazing new experiences, it can also be dangerous and untrustworthy. And if Alison wants to explore the world of magic, she'll have to turn her back on love, endure the rigors of apprenticeship, and contend with strange beings and their cryptic messages. And what if the person you've entrusted as your mentor seems to be losing their grip on reality? In CrossWinds, friendships are tested, love and poetry have a special significance, and magic is crucial to understanding reality.