Books with author Elizabeth Price

What wonders hide behind golden eyes…The Narkoy city of Gathow is hidden miles beneath the surface of the planet of Matrador, where it has remained abandoned for five-hundred years -- And the Marisheio Empire wants it. Only two people can open the gates of Gathow, the Narkoy’s leader, Chadon Sortec and her ten-year-old granddaughter, Sedom. A genetically altered virus ravages through the cities of Matrador, destroying every last Narkoy in its path. Only Sedom survives and now must somehow keep Gathow from falling into the Marisheio clutches. Sedom becomes the object of a massive manhunt which can only end in one thing if she’s caught– the deaths of tens of billions of people. Somehow, she must survive in the dense forests of Matrador long enough to find Gathow. If and when she does, she almost must somehow return it back to it's former glory not only as a city, but as a working military base.

Following a Halloween party, people are being scared to death – literally! – and not even the agents of the Supernatural Enforcers Agency are immune.Can crime scene technician Sydney and male witch Kurt figure out what’s going on while dealing with Kurt’s stalker-like ex-girlfriend, a rhino shifter intent on mating Sydney, and Kurt’s wonky magic that seems to want to make everything explode? Of course, they can!Please note this is a novella and approximately 23,000 words in length. It contains swearing and a brief scene of a sexual nature with m/f interaction intended for mature readers. If you would like to find out more about Elizabeth Ann Price’s stories, please visit the website: www.elizabethannprice.com

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a well-meaning if somewhat clumsy vigilante called Wolfman. Nerdy comic book store owner by day, Winston Strong, thought all his dreams came true when he took on his heroic alter ego – Wolfman. That is until he saved a beautiful lioness from getting mugged and fell head over heels. Now, the wolf shifter just wants to spend as much time as he can with the goddess of a woman before she finds out the truth about the allergy prone, glasses wearing, reluctant momma’s boy underneath the thirty-pound costume.Lion shifter and Supernatural Enforcer Agent, Avery spends her days investigating the kidnapping of a doctor while dodging her nutty sisters, and her nights dreaming of her masked savior. Disappointed by past boyfriends who couldn’t stand to be with a woman who could beat them in an arm wrestling match, could Wolfman be the man she and her inner beast have been searching for?Can Winston get away from his smothering mother? Can Avery withstand the attacks of her crazy family? Can the two of them work out why people have been disappearing and find their own happy ever after?Please note this story contains swearing and scenes of a sexual nature with m/f interaction intended for mature readers. If you would like to find out more about Elizabeth Ann Price’s stories, please visit the website: www.elizabethannprice.com

All of the animals are looking forward to The Meadow Farm Talent Show. All except for Carlene Cow, who gets very nervous when asked to perform in front of others… How does Robbie Robin help Carlene find her confidence?'The Meadow Farm Talent Show' teaches children about the value of confidence. They follow Carlene’s journey, which begins before she joins The Meadow Farm Band.

This collection is the Twelve Short Stories of Christmas featuring both new and old characters! It includes bear shifters, a mating run, last-minute shopping, a Christmas wedding, and Santa getting stuck in the chimney!1. When Santa Got Stuck In The Chimney (Grey Wolf Pack Story)2. The Polar Bear’s Bounty (Supernatural Bounty Hunters Story)3. The Reindeer’s Christmas Wedding (Reindeer Holidays Story)4. Christmas Party Mystery! (Supernatural Enforcers Agency Story)5. Flying Home For Christmas6. Christmas KO (Grey Wolf Pack/Loving The Tiger Story)7. The Run8. Jingle Balls!9. Substitute Santa (Grey Wolf Pack Story)10. New Year Bear11. Holly And Ivy (Supernatural Enforcers Agency Story)12. Front WindowPlease note these stories have previously been released on the author's website. For more information see: www.elizabethannprice.com

The threat of the Marisheio forces taking over Matrador forces Sedom Sortec to reopen her ancient peoples’ military base, Gathow. With only a handful of people to run a city mean to house millions, she must seek out new ways of finding people to help her fight for her cause. In a case of unusual luck, Sedom stumbles across a man who has the skills and knowhow to take Gathow to the next level, or does he? Sedom must place her trust in a group of people who could possibly do more harm than good. Or, they could possibly build Gathow and the Narkoy military to the best force the galaxy has ever witnessed.

Sedom Sortec and her team embark on a mission to retrieve the OSLO, a Tasgool ship with immense power. In route to the OSLO, their own ship is shot down over the planet of Clovucutte, the Marisheio homeworld and the Tasgool’s most vicious enemy. After crashing on the planet’s surface, the team is split up and Sedom is captured. She is enslaved by her enemy and forced to fight in games to the death. It is up to the Tasgool and their new friends to devise a way to free Sedom and still retrieve the OSLO before it is too late.

Meadow Farm has a secret. Behind the scenes, some of the animals are very musical. Robbie Robin wants them to form a band, but one animal feels so left out… How can Robbie help to put things right?This book explores how it feels to be excluded and how an onlooker can make things better. Young children learn to empathise with the story’s characters. They learn to name and describe different feelings. Do they know anyone who appears to be left out? Do they themselves ever feel left out? How can we learn from our mistakes?'The Meadow Farm Band' teaches children the value of inclusion and can be used as an early anti-bullying intervention at school, nursery and in the home.

Meadow Farm has a secret. Behind the scenes, some of the animals are very musical. Robbie Robin wants them to form a band, but one animal feels so left out… How can Robbie help to put things right?This book explores how it feels to be excluded and how an onlooker can make things better. Young children learn to empathise with the story’s characters. They learn to name and describe different feelings. Do they know anyone who appears to be left out? Do they themselves ever feel left out? How can we learn from our mistakes?The Meadow Farm Band teaches children the value of inclusion and can be used as an early anti-bullying intervention at school, nursery and in the home.

All of the animals are looking forward to The Meadow Farm Talent Show. All except for Carlene Cow, who gets very nervous when asked to perform in front of others… How does Robbie Robin help Carlene find her confidence?The Meadow Farm Talent Show teaches children about the value of confidence. They follow Carlene’s journey, which begins before she joins The Meadow Farm Band.

Alana the Teenage Witch is trying to lead a normal life… fixing doors to the fairy world, fighting the monsters that emerge through them, handing in her A-Level coursework, casting spells, and trapping pixies. Her new best friends have their own problems too, with a doppelganger changeling in their midst.Another job is waiting for Alana, though. It's all in a day's work for the Piper's protege.The Troutespond Series is a YA fantasy, working on the premise that if the supernatural did exist, inquisitive teenagers would be the first to notice, and absolutely the worst people ever to interact with it.