Books with author E V Farrell

Do dead girls get a happily ever afterlife? I sure hope so. Because when I wake up at Locklear, AKA Ghost Academy, that’s what I am: DEAD. Even better, I have no memories. No answers to why I’m here … other than the fact that my ghostly existence means a violent death and some unfinished business. I just need to figure out what that business IS. And my biggest supporter is also my biggest distraction: Rafe, a fox shifter with the most adorable dimples. My foxy new BFF has unfinished business of his own. He needs to find his missing sister, who’s still on the side of the living. Together, we’re on the hunt to recover my memories, save his sister, and avoid the human group that wants to exterminate all things that go bump in the night. No big deal. Right? Only, the more time I spend with Rafe, the less I want to move on. And the more time we spend together, the closer the humans seem to get to finding our location and putting us out of business--eternally speaking. The clock is ticking, but can I put my past to rest AND still get the guy? Ghost Academy is perfect for Twilight fans! Prepare for reading-related insomnia. Scroll up and one-click today!Ghost Academy is a YA paranormal academy / urban fantasy that will contribute to your reading related insomnia. This is book one of the Ghost Academy Duology and a spin off of Blakemore Academy.

Dying can really cramp a girl's style. It's also a great chance for reflection, if you're into all that. It's also great for getting back at all those people who bugged you in life. I picked option C, and I'm not sorry. Not a bit. Prankster in life, prankster in death. Unfortunately, there are rules governing the ghost world. Rules I eventually can’t outrun. But the second I’m sent to Poltergeist Prison, I start planning my escape.Though I wouldn't mind sticking around for some of them. Particularly a drool-worthy but egotistic guy named Axl. Good thing we’re both on the same page about getting out of here and getting a little justice on the living. Once we’re free, I’ll be more than happy to help Axl get back at the guy who hurt his bestie, if only to make us even.But when ghosts start disappearing from the detention center — and the explanation from on high doesn’t track — figuring out what the flip is going on becomes priority number one. If we can’t find out where they’re being sent, we might be next.

Who knew death had more than one ending?I hoped remembering my past would make completing my unfinished business more clear, but it’s only twisted everything into a complicated mess.Somehow, I have to make things right with my sister, who just happens to be an Xer and believes ghosts like me should be forcibly sent into the great beyond without completing our unfinished business. Even worse, the Xers keep showing up on our missions into the land of the living. My ability to fight them is getting better, but I’m also afraid they might be getting closer to Locklear. If they find the school, we’re all in trouble.Then there are the Twisted Ghosts, one of which includes my younger brother Cody, who I’m convinced we can heal if we can just figure out the root of the problem. But none of this is helping distract me from breaking up with Rafe to protect him from my drama and help him gain the peace he deserves more quickly.The more answers I find, the more complicated things become. Ghost Academy is a YA paranormal academy / urban fantasy that will contribute to your reading related insomnia. This is book two of the Ghost Academy Series and a spin off of Blakemore Academy.

Willow Bloom's biggest challenge is to organise her thirteenth birthday party. However, a walk in the woods near her home provides some big surprises - a mystical guardian from another world, a magical forest, and the discovery that her parents are part of a secret order that protects dreams. With the discovery comes a calling. A prophecy tells of a young one who can push back the dark forces that threaten to corrupt our hopes and dreams. Is Willow that young one? Can she take on the forces of evil, the Underlord Maliceius, and win?

Twelve-year-old Nathan Nazberry doesn't want to relocate to Coves Point so soon after his mother's death. His father is insistent, however, and Nathan reluctantly heads for his new home—a run-down, old manor house on Dryden Lane.Despite his misgivings about Coves Point, Nathan quickly makes two new friends: Dexter Mills and the beautiful Morgan Creswell. And to his surprise, he discovers his new home once belonged to his long-dead grandfather. While exploring his new home, Nathan stumbles onto a series of riddles written by his grandfather. Together with his new friends and assisted by Alistair, a preternaturally smart raven, Nathan sets out to solve the puzzles.What starts as a game quickly turns serious. Others have an interest in the riddles, and are willing to kill to possess what the puzzles ultimately uncover. Facing increasing danger with every new riddle, Nathan, Morgan, and Dexter must solve a thirty-year-old mystery—or risk becoming its latest victims.

As part of the CyberRookies' series this book is written for aspiring programmers, and teaches basic programming skills that can be easily applied to any language including the key concepts of Loops, Strings, Array, Pointers, and more. Written by a high school programming teacher, Learning Computer Programming emphasizes the most relevant topics for beginners and pinpoints the essentials of programming success. There are so many programming languages in use today that it's difficult to decide which one to learn, especially for beginning programmers. With this in mind, Learning Computer Programming: It's Not About Languages focuses on "programming" skills instead of specific languages. Languages will always change so to become an effective programmer, it's important to understand the fundamentals before tackling a specific language. The book is language independent and uses examples from a variety of languages including the most popular C++, JAVA, and HTML, which each have a chapter devoted to them. Using helpful hints, activities, and watchouts, the book gently guides the student through the maze of programming techniques, concepts, and pitfalls.

This is an animated book with movement and special effects throughout (on certain Kindle devices.) Moonswallow is a shy timid vulture-swan that lives in the land of Jangolar, a tiny jungle paradise hidden from the world. Unusual creatures from around the world travel to this sanctuary to escape the ridicule of humans who mock them because they are different. Under the watchful eye of Lord Jango they all live in harmony until a human enters their land and threatens their community. Moonswallow along with his friends Flinch, the weasel-snake, Blink, the owl-bat, Prattle, the toucan-monkey and Cullendacon, Lord Jango’s son, find the human and the adventure begins. As the king of Aralon and his soldiers search for the missing human, the Jade Witch seizes the opportunity and will stop at nothing to take control of Jangolar. All their worlds will collide and the fate of Jangolar will rest on Moonswallow’s wobbly shoulders. This exciting adventure is a test of courage for the Jangolarians, personal triumph for Moonswallow and acceptance by humans who struggle with what they don’t understand.