Books with author Hamill

In the middle of the night, there are creatures who hunt. Once they catch your scent, they will track you down. Nothing will stop them. The only way to survive is to fight UNTIL DAWN.From Horror Author Ike Hamill, this story will grip you from the opening scene and hold you spellbound until the last page. You'll be drawn into a world where monsters are real and even the most joyous celebration can turn into a deadly fight for survival.

Stay Away - An amazingly original horror novel from Ike HamillEvery small town has secrets. Some secrets can kill.He’s always been there, the old gentleman in the funeral suit, hanging around the big oak tree. Even before the cemetery was dug, the natives knew about him. He was just as much a part of the landscape as the rocks or the river. If you ever needed anything, especially if it was a matter of life and death, you could find him and make a trade.He always trades fair. Everybody says so.Eric is about to trade without even realizing it. He isn’t tricked. It’s only a mistake. “Caveat emptor,” some might say. Uncle Reynold would say, “Watch your butt, lest somebody kicks a new hole in it.”Readers are saying:"Runs from downright creepy to terrifying.""…suffused with implacable horror, the kind that never stops giving…""This is a must read for Ike Hamill fans and for lovers of original horror."Opportunity awaits. He’s always there, ready with a bargain. But maybe you should listen to the ghosts of those who have traded before, and Stay Away.

This story was originally published as three novels: Madelyn's Nephew, Madelyn's Mistake, and Madelyn's Last Dance.They just met. Now she has vowed to save him.After the sun turned, Madelyn fled north to escape the riots and the encroaching glaciers. As long as the world was ending, she wanted to live her final days in the one place she had always been happy—her grandmother's cabin. She survived the Roamers, the scavengers, and the wildlife, but she can't escape her fear of dying alone.She left behind this note:"Gather my bones, if you find them. If a bear hasn’t dragged them off, or a wolf cracked them for my marrow. My skull goes on the wall with the others. Any other remains can be planted near Sacrifice Rock. That’s where my grandfather is buried, and where I dug up the skull of my beloved grandmother.Her sweet eyes were still wise and kind, even when I only imagined them from their hollow sockets. She taught us so many things—how to hunt, trap, and fish. She should have taught me how to live alone. I never learned the trick of scaring away the ghosts. They won’t shut up and leave me in peace. I guess it's time to join them."—Madelyn

Decades after the apocalypse there is a new threat to the survivors, and Ashley can't convince anyone to take it seriously. Even her father, the great Robby Pierce, can't be swayed. Her only recourse is to go off on her own to discover the nature of the approaching calamity. Meanwhile, the settlements are dealing with more immediate problems. The basic laws of physics are breaking down.They're racing against a disaster that everybody can sense and nobody can predict.Intuition tells them to hide from the skies, but other monsters live beneath the ground.Join Robby, Brad, Romie, and Lisa as they struggle to save the community that they worked so hard to establish. Join them and see if they survive.

Windy and Wendy get bendy and fly! This audiobook will teach your children all about the transformation of caterpillars into butterflies. The audiobook includes interesting facts and figures as well as quotes and jokes.... Carefree caterpillar craziness... Introducing Windy and Wendy. Contains: Windy and Wendy's story Facts and poems And jokes and quotes Ideal for teaching children how the wickedly wonderful wriggly caterpillar turns into a beautiful butterfly.

A light-hearted friendship story about a homeless, bullied, and orphaned elf called Zak and his growing friendship with his pink, purple, and pretty fairy friend, Zara. The story begins when Zak shows Zara the invisibility ball that Jakob, the red wizard, gave him for all his hard work as a special treat for his birthday. Zak and Zara decide to be rather daring and break with the long-standing elf, faun, and fairy rules and traditions of Doon Hill by going up to have a quick look at the fabled, mysterious, and somewhat confusing world of the humans who live above the secret commonwealth of elves, fauns, and fairies who live under Doon Hill in Aberfolye, Scotland. On their journey, Zak and Zara catch sight of some beautiful and wonderful things and also discover some not-so-wonderful and beautiful things which make them seriously think twice about humans and their lack of respect for the planet, its creatures, and its natural beauty. A note about Doon Hill The 19th century was a funny time in Scotland when there were many tales told of elves, fauns, and fairies that lived quietly and secretly under the wooded hills of Aberfoyle. But for the Rev. Robert Kirk, an interest in the magical life of the little creatures saw him come to an unfortunate end, apparently. The minister at Kirkton Church from 1685 to 1692 wrote a book called The Secret Commonwealth of Elves, Fauns and Fairies. But his revelations incurred the wrath of the sprites, and he was captured by them on Doon Hill. The minister was taken down to the land of the fairies. Some say his body was placed inside a tree on top of the hill. A substitute body was placed on the ground by the fairies, and local people mistook it for the minister and buried it in the nearby cemetery.

Embodied among travel sketches and portraits of people and places visited during his 1988 stay in Japan on a Japan-U.S. Fellowship, Sam Hamill presents a reading of Japanese poetry beginning with the eighteenth-century anthology, Man'yoshu, tracing the development of the Japanese poetic imagination up through the seventeenth-century poet Basho, the eighteenth-century monk/poet Ryokan, and concluding with Japan's first Mondernist poet, Takamura Kotaro. Visiting places in Japan's north country where Basho traveled three hundred years ago, Hamill drawns upon his own zen practice of twenty-five years, and upon his lifelong study of Asian literature, encountering some of Japan's foremost poets, introducing them as he would old friends met along a great journey. Basho's Ghost is a literary exegesis located in personal memoir, a "deep reading" performed with translucent grace, often poignant and always revealing. It is a true poet's book, a book of the heart.

The Alphabet Zoo. A to Z Children's picture bookWhy not come and meet the animals?There's everyone from Alan the Ant, to Zak the Zebra inside!This book is intended to help young children from age 3 and above to learn their A B C. Right the way through to Z!The book is also available as a fun, singalong audiobook, so the children can sing along with the Alphabet Zoo Song which will help them to learn the alphabet.New Edition.

Lets' Talk Food!The Steak with a Shake. The Peas and the Greens. And the Fries with Eyes.Imagine your food singing songs!The Carrots Song.The Chips/Fries Song.The Peas Song.The Steak Song.The Parsley Song.The Sauce Song.Other Audible titles:A Birds Tail.Ace has an Accident.A Christmas Tree Christmas.Magnus and Molly.Raymond's Rainbow.Stinkerbell - The Farting Fairy.The Alphabet Zoo.Contact:authorsch@outlook.comhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/S-C-Hamill/e/B012L4AFQ6All reviews received with thanks.

RAYMONDS RAINBOWRaymond’s going out todayWith his Dad to fly awayOver to the shopping mallTo hunt some food for one and allWhat will he see when he gets there?What will they get to eat and share?What’s that big thing above the clouds?Come turn a page, and you’ll see right now!Other Children’s TitlesMagnus and Molly and the Floating Chairs.A Birds Tale.Zak and Zara and the Invisibility Ball.The Alphabet Zoo.Windy and Wendy get bendy and Fly!Ace has an Accident!Adult TitlesSaving Eden. (Ecology Romance)The Market Lads and Me. (Adult Humour)Brick Lane. (Communal living Comedy)The Time -Travel Twins. (Time Travel Tale)CONTACT:http://amzn.to/2B8zDly