"This entire series is perfect. Zany and fun and heartwarming and deep. I'm in love with the characters."-A White First she becomes a rebel, then a celebrity, and finally a criminal.Estelle's rebellion seems simple enough - but the trouble is, the government doesn't want her making so much trouble.Her friends try to warn her. William tries to protect her. But she wants to change everything and blows her world apart.In turns, funny and dramatic, quirky and thought-provoking, Bright, Beyond, and Belief tell the story of Estelle, from young dreamer, to the gripping conclusion - a lone woman taking responsibility for it all.For readers who loved The Giver, City of Ember, and Divergent, comes Bright (Book One of The Estelle Series)Read the epic, exciting, and romantic series on paperback, kindle, or audiobook today.
Sometimes when you're trying to save the world, what you need is a different perspective. Amelia is not like an ordinary fairytale princess. She's airborne, literally. Prone to loop-de-loos and throwing lavish parties. She's a giggler, a carefree simple soul, who can't ever touch the ground. Hank is a worrier. About the increasing water shortages, the drought. Big worries-hunger, thirst, and the fate of his village. He carries them deep, but what can he do? He's just a guitar-playing, surfer boy after all. But then Hank asks the Princess to intervene with the King and his big, looming dam, and sets in motion a chain of wacky events, including: a concert by Stampeding Fists, a cascading tree, the fall of a person with no gravity, the injustices of a jail cell, and a possible Political Protest gone wrong. And at the height of it all, Amelia asks, "Guitar Boy, will you play me a song?" and causes Hank's heart to play the beat before he can even answer, "Yes, Princess, I wrote one for you." ______________________________ "Such a such a fun read."-RB "a cleverly written magical fairytale"-T Williamson "love the modern twist and the addition of the issue of water shortage and poor water conditions." -H Hawkes
When her world comes crashing down, can she find forgiveness for the one who caused your collapse?A swoon-worthy, almost-fairytale about rescuing the person you love, even if they don't want to be rescued.Violet is alone, mostly. Driven to pile things up and up. She builds, she creates, she welds, she lifts heavy boxes, she drives cranes, she is responsible for the whole mountain. But in the story you barely get to know her, before everything shifts. Instead you meet the brothers: Benjamin, who falls in love and wants to charm Violet down from the hoard and take her away to the city. And Edmund, the surfing environmentalist, heir to an oil fortune, who wants to rescue her and doesn't know how. He rocks her world.With a quirky cast of characters, a magical mountain of hoarded thing, a bad ass sculptor, two hot surfers, a bit of a love triangle, dramatic twists, hot romance, and deep feels, Violet's Mountain will keep you turning the pages wanting more more more._______________________ "Edmund watched the side of her face as she looked out over the ocean. She had the profile of a statue he had seen at an art museum in Kingsbridge. He remembered the face because his tour guide had focused on it, telling a room full of twelve-year-old boys that it was idealized perfection, fictional, unnatural. Yet, here it stood, that face, not stone but living breathing within Edmund's reach." ________________________ "The characters are rich and interesting, the story is entertaining, andthe love scenes are hot."-Janzen "a wonderful story of friendship, love, companionship, acceptance, and forgiveness"-K DeHaan "one of my favorite authors today.Her heroic youthful characters are inspiring" -M E Legget"I took from this book a strong lesson about grief, attachment and duty, couched inwhimsical coming-into-her-own rock star love story."-S Page
