Books with author George Ellis Wolfe

(Book 2 of the Bhesar Trilogy – Contains some violence. May not be suitable for readers under 15 years of age)Eugene has crossed into the Beings’ world, a place of technological wonder. She and Ruben seek to return to Bhesar, but they are instead forced to stay at the Union of Central Province. Here, they soon discover that behind the pristine façade lies a brutal hierarchical system, one that puts the lower-ranked officers at the mercy of their superiors. And it is through this system that the Beings hope to confine Eugene and Ruben in the Province forever . . .

(Book 1 of the Bhesar Trilogy - Recommended for readers in Grade 8 and above)Best friends Eugene and Brianna are students at the prestigious Bhesar Institute, where only the cream of the crop are chosen to enter and become the community's elite warriors. Eugene specializes in telepathy, and Brianna, camouflage. They are two of the institute's top first-year students; none of the other first-years are as gifted.Except for Wen, that is--the handsome, gifted, and sometimes arrogant student who specializes in both telepathy and camouflage. What's worse, his best friend Ruben is also a gifted student, nicknamed The Scholar by none other than the Master of the Institute himself.Grudgingly, the girls team up with the boys to learn more about the Circle, Bhesar's secret that has been kept hidden for hundreds of years. Their curiosity is piqued even further when they find out it is a doorway into the unknown. But their curiosity soon turns to fear when they discover that something dwells on the other side of the Circle . . .The Beings are coming. And they want something from their world.(Two Worlds is a 55,000-word novel)

(Night Island is a 21,000-word novella. Recommended for readers in Grade 9 and above.)Welcome to Mary Island, aka “Night Island.”Here, the sands are soft and white, the beaches pristine. The locals aren’t so friendly, but at least they won’t crash your party. But be sure to leave before night comes; don’t stay the night. Because if you do, you may not live to see another day . . .

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