Books with author James I. Clark

A magic mirror, a mysterious riddle and a family secret! With the help of his best friend Felicity, Connor Grayson begins to unlock the secrets and awesome power of the mirror, but curiosity turns to obsession when the history of the Grayson family, and the events surrounding his mother’s death begin to come into question. What price is Connor willing to pay to uncover secrets such as these? Are the mirror’s powers the key to a better life, or will his obsession cost him everything?As Connor and Felicity seek for answers, they must obtain magical artifacts, battle shapeshifters and druids, and confront a looming evil that may be impossible to overcome.

Shelly Clover is part of a dysfunctional family (not the way she planned it), and lives on an Island with an incredible past and a dire present.She has an undiagnosed condition that makes her life complicated. Distinguishing between what’s real, and what’s illusion, isn’t easy for Shelly…Something bad happened to her when she was three years old. An event so horrific, she suppressed it deep in her unconscious mind. Many years later, and on her birthday, she’s given a mysterious book written and addressed to her. In it, are clues to her past, and clues to the Island’s unchartered fall from grace. As she starts having powerful flashbacks about this traumatic event, she is forced to confront herself, her tormentors, and an unspeakable evil that has returned to haunt the Island once again.With a fractured mind, and with help from her bizarre book, she must fight to save everybody from the unseen. The very people who have oppressed, tormented and made her life miserable -are the very people she must save.Mis-fit, Misplaced, Miss Shelly CloverBuild what’s broken, break what binds.Save yourself, save your enemies.

Shelly Clover lives on an Island with an incredible past and a dire present. She has an undiagnosed condition that complicates her life. Distinguishing between reality and illusion isn’t easy for Shelly… Something bad happened to her when she was three - an event so horrific - she suppressed it deep in her unconscious mind. Many years later, and on her birthday, she’s given a mysterious book written and addressed to her. In it, are clues to her past, and clues to the Island’s unchartered fall from grace. As she starts having powerful flashbacks about this traumatic event, she is forced to confront herself, her tormentors, and an unspeakable evil that has returned to haunt the Island once again. With a fractured mind, and with help from her bizarre book, she must fight to save everybody from the unseen. The very people who have oppressed, tormented and made her life miserable -are the very people she must save. Mis-fit, Misplaced, Miss Shelly Clover Build what’s broken, break what binds. Save yourself, save your enemies.

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