Books with author Dave Stevenson

Victor Boone is an arrogant, six-foot tall hunk of man candy who uses incredible powers to fly around in spandex and save his city’s citizens from evil doers. Especially the busty ones.But he’s not a superhero.In truth, an invisible, insecure and overweight Robby Willis is the one with the powers. But he’s so terrified of anyone knowing that he even exists as a person that he’s not comfortable with a cliche disguise.The two men form a partnership: Robby does the saving and Victor takes the credit.The problem is, Victor’s been murdered.Can Robby overcome his social anxiety with the help of the prettiest smelling girl he’s ever known? Or will he let the evil villain The Vacant destroy the city, leaving him to finally be alone?

Excerpt from Miss. Buncle, Married: Being the Further Adventures of the Celebrated Authoress Mrs. Abbott's hand was arrested in mid-air as it went towards the handle of the coffee pot. Her grey eyes widened, her mouth Opened (displaying a set Of exceptionally fine teeth) and remained open, but no sound came. The pleasant dining-room was very quiet, a fire burnt briskly in the grate, the pale wintry sunshine flowed in at the Window on to the red and blue Turkey carpet, the carved oak furniture and the motionless forms of Mr. And Mrs. Abbott sitting at the breakfast table. On the table the Silver glittered and the china shone - as china does When it is well washed and polished by careful hands. It was a Sunday morning as could easily be deduced from the lateness Of the hour and the unnatural quiet outside as Well as inside the Abbotts' small, but comfortable, house. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Brandy's adventure continues in this seconds installment of Brandy: Young Sorceress and the Treasure of the Ogre Mystic. Brandy and her party delve deeply into some of the most dangerous terrain on the planet with enemies trying to stop them from achieving their goal of finding the treasure of the ogre mystic. New insights are given into the mystery as to why Brandy was released from her apprenticeship over a decade early and new challenges press Brandy to make the best possible use of her magical capabilities.

Near the edge of Jonah Whitfield's small farming village lies the Deathlands – a strange desert in the middle of a lush, green landscape. It is strictly forbidden. Jonah often lingers at the border of the Deathlands out of curiosity, hunting wild game where no one else feels safe. When he follows a wounded deer into the desolate expanse, he stumbles upon a hatch to a futuristic underground society. After setting eyes on a beautiful girl whose only wish is to see the surface, Jonah is determined to free her from a prison made of comfort and lies. Can he rescue her, or will he find himself trapped mere miles away from the life he has taken for granted?

The sequel to 2015's The Surface's End.The truth about the Deathlands is revealed as soon as Talitha arrives in Jonah's quiet town. Her presence is unsettling. Some are accepting, but others feel the need to prepare for an attack on their way of life from the people living beneath the desert.Deep underground, however, the facts about the surface are further censored and obscured. The Facility Leaders are doing everything within their power to keep their citizens - especially the Laborers - in the dark.But both worlds have been illuminated, and must face the reality of each other's existence.

The Wandering prince is drawn into a running fight hundreds of dog men. An impending birth complicates the situation. The one day king learns to instill fear in this lowly but plentiful enemy. The exploits of the wandering prince continue as retold by the glorious bards of Kandryl. Read and determine for yourself if the stories are propaganda or true tales about a young warrior prince with a wandering spirit who is now a just king.

In this short Bard's tale the wandering prince enters a words rumored to very dangerous while he is in desperate need of a rest. He finds a likely place only to have his rest interrupted by a mysterious visitor. Some say the King Albert is the best king the land has ever seen. Some say he is friend to many bards. Read the tales and judge for yourself.

While getting his laundry done in a little town on the Carelus river the wandering prince encounters a young boy who had lost toy boat and winds up on an adventure following the Carelus into trouble. Young Albert's adventures are popularized by the bards of Krandyl after the king has taken the thrown and he has become a relatively successful king bringing peace to his people. Read for yourself and see if you think the bards are sewing propaganda or just telling the tales of an incredible young man who has become a beloved king.