Books with author Ryan Andrews

The Lumin is dead. The one the prophecies spoke of, the chosen one, is gone. Memories of the Lumin being slain by Noir's own cousin, Aimee, haunt him every night. The fight to find Noir's family is now more dangerous and confusing than ever. New threats creep from the shadows. The straghs are going through some kind of bizarre, technological transformation. Nidhoggr, the dragon of din, is trapped in the bowels of the Tierian capital and is being exploited to create grotesque, dual vigor users. It is up to Noir to find his cousin, free Nidhoggr, and help a resistance movement free all of Tier from oppression. On top of it all, someone calling himself “the new Lumin” has risen--only it's a familiar face... a very unfriendly one.

Paul Bunyan is a folk hero whose story is known to many. This novella, intended for young adults, takes that story in a new direction. Readers are introduced to John, Paul's son, who becomes concerned with environmental issues and vows to do something about them. Along with his friends, he sets out to plant a tree for every one his famous father cut down. And that's a great deal of trees because, as many know, Paul Bunyan could cut down 22 trees with a single swipe of his axe!

The bestselling phenomenon of the Dollanganger family saga continues, as the children who escaped the attic build new lives, haunted by their tragic past. The children now growing to adulthood had survived their imprisonment in the dark attic and had broken free to the sunlit world outside. But they found that the horror and pain of their captivity would not leave them. The memory of it would not allow them to lead ordinary lives. Was it their fault? Was there something strange about them? Only their mother could help them. Only revenge could satisfy them!

When no one listens, what's the point of talking?Kyle McGinley doesn’t say a word. Fed up with being shuttled from one foster care home to another, he has stopped speaking. But at the home of Scott and Jill Wardman, with the help of a crow, and a swamp, and an excess of blank paint, he begins to think that maybe, just maybe, life could be better.As long as his frigging dad doesn't mess things up.