Genre: Young Adult Urban Fantasy/Horror. Word Count: 57359 Esther is determined to change her life around. To stop mourning, stop being angry and most of all to stop getting into fights. She decides it's going to take a new attitude, a new city and a new job. As always, things don't go according to plan and she's left wondering who will mourn her if the worst happens? This story was written by an Australian author using Australian spelling. Keywords: teen/young adult, horror, demons, hell, contemporary sword fighting, romance, strong female character, Queensland Australia setting, occult and religious references and themes, supernatural themes, possession.
Genre: Young Adult Urban Fantasy/Horror (with elements of romance). Word Count: 50529 Cassidy is sick of her father looking for a miracle cure. He should accept there is none, instead of believing the lies told by those who prey on the desperate. But he doesn't and Cassidy finds herself in an abandoned industrial building staring into the flame streaked eyes of a demon. Only a thin line of salt keeping her alive. This story was written by an Australian author using Australian spelling. Keywords: teen/young adult, horror, demons, hell, contemporary sword fighting, romance, strong female character, Queensland Australia setting, occult and religious references and themes, loss of family.
Genre: Young Adult Urban Fantasy/Horror (with elements of romance). Word Count: 52943 After running into Luca, Penelope gets out of her car, worried he's hurt. When he tells her she's now his master and he's a genie, or a jinn as he says, she wants to put as much distance as possible between them. He's obviously insane. Others believe he's a genie, even though Penelope doesn't. They're willing to do anything to end her life so they can become Luca's master, including summoning demons. This story was written by an Australian author using Australian spelling. Keywords: teen/young adult, horror, demons, hell, contemporary sword fighting, romance, strong female character, Queensland Australia setting, occult and religious references and themes, resting place of Solomon, genie/jinni.
Be very careful when encountering dragons, fae or demons. Dragons believe in survival of the fittest, fae will use your fears against you and demons will take more than your soul. ***This is a bundled edition of the following stories.*** Dragon Blood 1: Pliethin Realms Of The Fae 1: A Debt Owed Demon Hunters 1: Blood Sacrifice Dragon Blood 1: Pliethin Sixteen-year-old Amber’s life, that was once completely normal, is dramatically changed when she is forced to move to a small Queensland town west of Brisbane. Suddenly dragons are no longer creatures of myth. Amber becomes caught up in their world of clans, survival of the fittest, ancient traditions, dangerous enemies and dragon warriors. Realms Of The Fae 1: A Debt Owed Melody’s mum made a bargain with the Fae twenty years ago, but she’s the one who ends up paying for it. Somehow she has to survive nearly a year in the realms of the Fae, until her eighteenth birthday, without getting more entangled in their world and unable to ever leave it. The Fae can be vindictive, manipulative and retaliate at the smallest slight, often using your greatest fears against you. Melody needs to make sure they never learn how terrified she is of spiders, particularly when helping a Fae knight brings her to the attention of his enemies, the arachnid people. Demon Hunters 1: Blood Sacrifice Everyone knows about stranger danger. Never talk to a stranger. Don’t take candy from a stranger. And no matter what, never, ever accept a ride from a stranger. In a moment of anger at her parents, eighteen-year-old Alyssa ignored these basic rules. Now she’s facing the most terrifying situation of her life. A world of demons, sacrifices and swords suddenly becomes her reality. Not many people survive demon encounters and Alyssa fears she might not either. These stories were written by an Australian author using Australian spelling. Keywords: teen/young adult, dragons shapeshifters, action, adventure, magic, portal fantasy, fae/elves.
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy LitRPG Word Count: 69810 There are so many things Mallory wants to do. Places she wants to explore and quests she'd love to complete. Yet there never seems to be enough time to get everything done. Will she need to set some things aside or can she figure out how to do all she wants as well as continue to level up and keep her and her party from losing their limited amount of revives? This story was written by Australian authors using Australian spelling. Keywords: teen/young adult, game lit mechanics, portal fantasy, medieval fantasy world, mage, warrior, archer, rogue, action and adventure, strong female character, wolf cub, otter, quests, journey, exploration, gamer girl, transported to world, kitsune, shifters.
Genre: Urban Fantasy Short Story. Word Count: 2497 Scott has no idea how to solve any of the numerous problems filling his life. Then he meets Joe who offers a unique solution. He's not certain Joe can help because the offer sounds a little too good to be true. This story was written by an Australian author using Australian spelling. Keywords: teen/young adult, ghost, spirit, debts, horror, relationships.
Genre: Myths and Legends Retold Short Story (Arthurian). Word Count: 6963 During his journey, Sir Gawain is unable to join a tourney due to more pressing matters. Falsely accused, he's defended by a young girl sorely in need of help. As a knight he's sworn to protect the defenceless, but doing so could jeopardise his own affairs. This story was written by an Australian author using Australian spelling. Keywords: teen/young adult, myths and legends, short read, King Arthur, Knights of the Round Table, medieval, adventure, jousting tournament.
Genre: Young Adult Urban Fantasy. Word Count: 63379 ***Companion series to Dragon Blood. This book is set before the Dragon Blood series.*** When one of the few people Morgane trusts is taken from her, all she should be able to think of is revenge. Not the pain of losing them. As a Gold Dragon, she can't show weakness. That will get her killed. Is she more human, than dragon, like her mother has always accused? When it comes to survival of the fittest, being compared to a human can make other dragons see you as an easy target. And that isn't something she's going to let happen. The only problem is, she has no idea how to prevent it. This story was written by an Australian author using Australian spelling. Keywords: teen/young adult, magic, action, adventure, romance, strong female character, Queensland Australia, dragon shapeshifters, survival of the fittest.
