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There are many long-held superstitions in The Forest of the Hooting Owl. Some are just that, superstitions, with no basis in fact. Others are not so harmless. Hare dares are such a case. On the day in question, Sprout does not look away from the hare in time and is given a dare. Can the young goblin manage to complete it and avoid the consequences of failing?Sprout’s day is further complicated by the appearance of Pickle Lily, the sprite he tricked out of a promise. She has some pressing demands of her own. Once again, Sprout cannot refuse, if he wants things to stay as they are. Dark rivers, the Stock and Stuff market, faerie riddles and a visit to the most dangerous part of the forest. Is this Sprout’s worst day ever, or his crowning glory? Time to find out.The Goblin and a Magic Trail, Book Four in the Tales from the Forest of the Hooting Owl, is a 15,000 word story for children of 8-12 years old and anyone else who is young of heart. Get your copy today.

Family is everything ... except when you don’t have one. Flynn hasn’t seen her birth mother for ten years. At least, that’s what she believes. The evidence says different. Trying to find her proves to be almost impossible. And she discovers that she’s not the only one looking. Danger is becoming a part of her life, but this turns out to be her biggest challenge yet.

Get both books in The Survival Project Duology in one volume.RIFTERSometimes, the only way to change your life is to travel.Eighteen-year-old Mara Scott has been given a chance to find a solution to her world’s climate and pollution problems. She is to travel to another world, an alternative timeline, in the hope that lessons can be learned. She’s far from the first and uppermost in her mind is the fact that her boyfriend, Leo McNaught, travelled six months earlier and never came back.She's under no illusion. She knows this is a dangerous mission. But Mara finds herself distracted. The probability of her being able to find a solution is nothing compared to the probability of seeing Leo, or rather, a version of Leo. Yet, that is what happens.Her heart ruling her head is not a problem she had expected to encounter.TRAITORRevenge can take many forms.Leo has returned home, but he’s far from free. Luckily, when it comes to taking revenge on the man who runs The Survival Project for the wrong done to him, he’s prepared to play the long game. He has the knowledge, he has the means. All he needs is the access.Mara has no way of knowing whether Leo’s plan to exact revenge has succeeded, but she is not able to dwell on the subject for long. She thought she had come to this world to find solutions for her own, but her new world has taken the same disastrous path. Those who work for The Department are keen to know everything she can tell them about travelling through rifts.Can she steel herself to do this over again?The Survival Project, alternate-world series, is a fast-paced ride that delves into lost love and betrayal. Buy it today and become immersed in a journey of discovery and betrayal.

Revenge can take many forms. Leo has returned home, but he’s far from free. Luckily, when it comes to taking revenge on the man who runs The Survival Project for the wrong done to him, he’s prepared to play the long game. He has the knowledge, he has the means. All he needs is the access. Mara has no way of knowing whether Leo’s plan to exact revenge has succeeded, but she is not able to dwell on the subject for long. She thought she had come to this world to find solutions for her own, but her new world has taken the same disastrous path. Those who work for The Department are keen to know everything she can tell them about travelling through rifts. Can she steel herself to do this over again?

Bullets and bones, bullets and bones…wicked, greedy men.Winter's whole world is tilting upside down. Her mom and aunt want to sell their property, and if that happens, Winter will lose her ghostly best friend, Garrett. Even worse, he's continuing to pull away, distancing himself from her.Now that the Malleys' fortunes have fallen, too, Winter finds herself allied with her former competitors. It's a race to uncover that which the ghosts most want to keep hidden, but the price for success might be too high for Winter to pay.

Sometimes, going in search of the truth causes more problems than it solves. A journey to another of the nine worlds might sound like a good idea, in theory, but Siri isn’t that keen on the prospect. Kyr, on the other hand, is raring to go. Their journey is destined to bring them more trouble, especially when those gods already ascended start using their powers to steer the future. They make allies, and enemies, along the way. Some in the strangest of situations. But that’s life on Midgard when you happen to be amongst hidden gods.

Sometimes, the line between enemy and friend can become blurred. When a pack of vampires arrive in Midbury, at a time when defences are not at full strength, Carrie and Jean find they need to work together to try to solve the problem. Can vampire and slayer manage to get over their differences? With Ellie, Rag and Bones out of the picture, they have no choice.

Knowing you’re going to be reborn isn’t always an advantage. The endless discussions about gods are getting Kyr down. He wants out, but that would mean leaving Siri and Mo. Siri is equally frustrated, but not for the same reason. Her belief system is being stretched to the limit. Going on a quest to search for others of their kind probably isn’t the best solution for either of them, but that’s where they find themselves. Not an easy task. It seems the monsters of myth are all coming out of hiding at once.

There are many long-held superstitions in The Forest of the Hooting Owl. Some are just that, superstitions, with no basis in fact. Others are not so harmless. Hare dares are such a case. On the day in question, Sprout does not look away from the hare in time and is given a dare. Can the young goblin manage to complete it and avoid the consequences of failing?Sprout’s day is further complicated by the appearance of Pickle Lily, the sprite he tricked out of a promise. She has some pressing demands of her own. Once again, Sprout cannot refuse, if he wants things to stay as they are. Dark rivers, the Stock and Stuff market, faerie riddles and a visit to the most dangerous part of the forest. Is this Sprout’s worst day ever, or his crowning glory? Time to find out.The Goblin and a Magic Trail, Book Four in the Tales from the Forest of the Hooting Owl, is a 15,000 word story for children of 8-12 years old and anyone else who is young of heart. Get your copy today.