Books with author Francis Clark

Daea is nine years old, loves candy, hates school, and just became a vampire. Awakened into a new world, she is whisked away from her comfortable Los Angeles home to a scenic capital city, where danger and adventure can manifest on any given night. With supernatural Gifts, she and her teammates fight monsters and solve mysteries in an ongoing battle against the Suffering.

1964 copyright. Franklin Watts, Inc., 220 pages. 1 lb 2 oz. (Light Brown Cloth Hardcover with black lettering). Contemporary Math by Frank Clark. Contents: The decimal system; the Binary and other number systems; Speed Arithmetic; Sets and Circuits; Rubber Sheet Geometry; Testing; Probability and Statistics; Space Navigation; Answers to Problems; Index.

Eleven year old Andrew "Drew" Carmichael, Jr. is desperate. He is a victim of a sad crime against children, school bullying. His attempts to reach out to his cold and emotionally distant father are unsuccessful. In a quest to discover why his father hates him and why his bully wants him dead, Drew sends out a plea to someone he isn't quite sure exists. In a miraculous turn of events, he finds himself in a meeting with God in a highly unlikely place, the moon. Drew asks for answers, but will he be able to handle or accept God's responses? The Meeting On the Moon is a powerful novel that paints a refreshingly complicated portrait of broken spirits that are ultimately revived after pain, suffering, and forgiveness.

All her life, Anna’s mother and Old Marta have groomed her to join the ranks of the Viszudar: a diplomatic corps of women who work to preserve the unity of the four kingdoms that arose from the rubble of a once-perfect world. But is ability destiny? When her call to formal training finally comes, Anna is torn between a simpler and safer future or the uncertainty and danger of serving her Dovarsha, the female ruler of her kingdom.As Anna struggles through her own dilemma, an ominous threat surfaces in the distance. Historically, the unique characteristics of the four kingdoms both benefitted and balanced each other, enabling a long―though sometimes fragile―peace to exist among them. But when a dramatic innovation in the Kishtar Kingdom tips the balance ever so slightly, Anna’s father unintentionally breathes new life into an ancient evil.As the power of the evil grows, Anna and her fellow trainees find themselves caught in situations much more complex than they’ve ever faced. Though many can see Anna’s ability, she doubts whether she is up to the task. Now, trained but untested, Anna realizes she must face this oldest of adversaries alone.Prepare to enter an entirely new and unique world of kingdoms royal advisors with extraordinary abilities, an ancient yet unrelenting the young woman who finds herself in the midst of it all. In a vivid evokes Middle Earth or Narnia, this powerful allegory teaches the value of courage, heritage, generosity, and innovation, while countering the prevailing messages in Young Adult fiction that glorify evil, victimhood, and rebellion.