Books with author Lawrence Wood

Bel and Heln take a shortcut and are arrested - and that's only the start of their problems.Chased into underground ruins by clay golems, they have to survive on their magic and their wits. The magic around them is older, and the symbol of the forest god is everywhere. Is it just a terrifying tale, or is the forest god real? And what else could be lurking, down in the dark?The Rising Stones is a story of family, friends, love, and deeply buried secrets.

Magical blackouts, forest creatures in the walls, and people going missing.Ihale City isn’t safe anymore.It’s been months since the events in the tunnels and Heln can’t let his guard down. Something is out there, just waiting to spirit him away outside of the walls and into the domain of the forest god. He finally gives in.Bel and Rhyss follow.Out in the forest things are not what they expected. Heln is called on to help with the very thing that has been causing Ihalins to leave the city for a thousand years. Something dark that lurks in the heart of the old city.Will he be able to stop it? What could be at the center of it all?Will Bel and Rhyss’s friendship, driven by the danger they’re in, blossom into something more?The Abandoned City continues the story of Ihale - and the secrets hidden there.

Constituting the largest reference work on Doctor Who ever written, the six-volume About Time strives to become the ultimate reference guide to the world's longest-running science fiction program. Written by Lawrence Miles (Faction Paradox) and long-time sci-fi commentator Tat Wood, About Time focuses on the continuity of Doctor Who (its characters, alien races and the like), but also examines the show as a work of social commentary. In particular, Miles and Wood dissect the politics and social issues that shaped the show during its unprecedented 26-year run (from 1963 to 1989), detailing how the issues of the day influenced this series. As part of this grand opus, About Time 2 examines Doctor Who Seasons 4 to 6 (1966 to 1969) -- a massive paradigm shift for the show, as Patrick Troughton takes over the lead role. Among other things, About Time 2 answers such vitally important Who questions as What's the Timeline of the Cybermen?, Whatever Happened to the USA? and Did Sergeant Pepper Know the Doctor?

'Tonight they fall by their thousands, the battle in Heaven is over. The invasion of Earth will begin'. With the task of saving the Earth, from the dark souls of the 'Others', Rosa knew what she had to do. Run. Run as fast as she could. With the help of Ancient Magick, her Goddess, the Gods', Goddesses and Angels of Heaven, along with a few new creations on the way, it had to work. There was no other way. All everyone could do was hope that they would receive her and the message in time, through Time.

Magical blackouts, forest creatures in the walls, and people going missing.Ihale City isn’t safe anymore.It’s been months since the events in the tunnels and Heln can’t let his guard down. Something is out there, just waiting to spirit him away outside of the walls and into the domain of the forest god. He finally gives in.Bel and Rhyss follow.Out in the forest things are not what they expected. Heln is called on to help with the very thing that has been causing Ihalins to leave the city for a thousand years. Something dark that lurks in the heart of the old city.Will he be able to stop it? What could be at the center of it all?Will Bel and Rhyss’s friendship, driven by the danger they’re in, blossom into something more?The Abandoned City continues the story of Ihale - and the secrets hidden there.

This 142 page illustrated book is a story about romance, maturity, and self-understanding. The relationship between a young man and a young woman broke up and they are both hurt emotionally and visibly upset. The story of growth and development unfolds as the young man gets into a series of self-management talks (dialogues) with Conscience, who has become his mentor. After much inner search and sometimes heated discussions with Conscience, the young man comes to a knowledge of himself that translates to a deeper understanding of what a relationship might be, how he might maintain his own balance (equilibrium), and how he might understand his own expectations. At the same time, without the young man knowing, the young woman also had been having meaningful conversations with Conscience. The young man and the young woman meet again, more mature for the experience and smart… much smarter than before.

Matt and Devin are enjoying a lazy summer between their 7th and 8th grades when a new girl moves into town. Trying to impress her, Devin tells Kelly that they have a gang known as "The Adventure Kids", which Matt denies since the name sounds stupid to him.In showing the new girl around town they decide to explore an abandoned mine at the edge of town. Could anything possibly go wrong with such a flawless plan?

Taking a shortcut is never a good idea, but when his sister Bel insists as they head for the Festival of the Rising Stones, Heln listens anyway. Being caught by Rhyss, guard trainee and Bel's sworn enemy, is only the start of their problems.Those problems increase rapidly as ancient magic, in the form of clay golems, chases them down into a series of tunnels beneath the city. It soon becomes apparent that something larger is at work, driving them deeper and deeper into the unknown. The only clue they have is the symbol of the forest god, and their only chance of survival is their own wits.

Devin, Matt and Kelly return in this fun adventure that finds Devin trying to get some fireworks for the "gang" before the holiday! Matt still insists that they're not *in* a gang, but is agreeable with the fireworks idea. Kelly is a little skittish about using the fireworks; she's quickly convinced by the others that as long as she isn't the one to light them, it isn't disobeying her parents. Convoluted logic and arguments between the gang ensue as the story comes to a head when the Adventure Kids begin to play "The Firecracker Game". A fun, quick read!

Coming of age was a much anticipated time for Rass DeFeetle. Though he was in charge of his siblings, he left them to pursue his own interests and, from a distance, he was witness to the violent destruction of the family’s home.The devastating guilt he felt prompted his perilous wanderings which lead him to the discovery of his golden needle. With a newfound sense of self-worth and confidence, his further travels bring him to his smart and beautiful she-beetle friend, Jewell.After an encounter with a large and intimidating June bug, they learn that Rass is not the only one with a heartbreaking past. Plans develop that will require the employment of a legion of characters to overcome the often times dire consequences of being a bug in a man’s world.