Books with author SL Bradley

"Howdy folks, Sheriff Sanders reporting for duty. I'm here to inform you of my most recent, deadliest, terrifying, breath-taking, extraordinary adventure. The Attack of The Corn-stalking Crows. That's what I've named it. You like it? Clever, huh? That's the only way to describe it. When a giant murder of corn-hungry crows attacked my farm, I did what any brave rooster would've done…I…guess I can't talk about that yet. There would be no point in telling this story. You'll just have to hold your rabbits and enjoy this one-of-a-kind, fantastic, jaw-dropping, heart-thumping adventure."Shane Bradley's adventure about a rooster with a big heart (and the fastest spurs in East Texas) is the first in the Sheriff Sanders series. The second book will be released soon. Fans of Hank The Cowdog, and Bunnicula will love The Attack of The Corn-Stalking Crows. ABOUT THE AUTHORShane Bradley grew up in rural East Texas. When he wasn't riding bikes with his cousin, he was writing stories for his friends and family. He loves making people laugh. Sanders town of Blueberry, Texas is based on Mr. Bradley's own hometown. Shane Bradley is also the author of Strange Tales. He now resides in Pinetop-Lakeside, Arizona with his wife, daughter, and fat cat. He spends his time writing, taking photographs, hiking, and searching for Arizona's Mogollon Monster.

Last year sixteen-year-old Autumn solved her sister’s murder. This year, she is part of a high school forensic dream team that assists the police when teens are kidnapped. When it’s discovered the kidnappings are part of a secret online survivor game, the police and team focus on the game maker—the man behind the game. The focus of the investigation shifts when Autumn is singled out and becomes the target of the Game Maker’s sick game. Through encrypted messages hidden in steganographs, Autumn must discover who the last kidnapping victim is if she hopes to save him in time.

Arthur can’t understand why no one in San Gabriel has ever heard of Clara and Sebastian Aragon. He can’t believe no one remembers their names in a city where his parents lived little more than ten years ago.Maybe the people of San Gabriel fear the children from across the sea. Arthur suspects the city fears the dahlias more. The cult of the Dahlia Children drowns San Gabriel in its black shadow, led by a man named Elder Son who jealously guards the clue that could lead Arthur to his parents.If Arthur defeats the Elder Son, he may finally have the thing he needs to reunite his family. Even if he does, he may regret what secrets it unlocks

"Howdy folks, Sheriff Sanders reporting for duty. I'm here to inform you of my most recent, deadliest, terrifying, breath-taking, extraordinary adventure. The Attack of The Corn-stalking Crows. That's what I've named it. You like it? Clever, huh? That's the only way to describe it. When a giant murder of corn-hungry crows attacked my farm, I did what any brave rooster would've done…I…guess I can't talk about that yet. There would be no point in telling this story. You'll just have to hold your rabbits and enjoy this one-of-a-kind, fantastic, jaw-dropping, heart-thumping adventure." -Sheriff Sanders.

All’s not well at the Wimbly School of Arts Arcana. Rumors swirl of enemies gathering beyond school grounds. Whispers spread that the newest student at Wimbly’s may be none other than the Misfit King, a powerful enemy prophesied to destroy the magicians and the world they’ve built. If only they knew the truth. If only they knew Quinn couldn’t cast a spell to save his life. If only they knew he cheated his way into Wimbly’s to escape his horrible foster home. If only the talented magicians knew a darker, more sinister evil plotted their demise... Hiding in a world not his own, Quinn must fool the strongest, most powerful magicians in the magical world. He’ll befriend dwarves and yetis and odd outcasts. He’ll walk through doors that lead to different worlds and speak to paper men who live in books, all to discover the dangerous secret that could give Quinn the magic he so desperately desires. All’s not well at the Wimbly School of Arts Arcana. Rumors swirl of enemies gathering beyond school grounds. Whispers spread that the newest student at Wimbly’s may be none other than the Misfit King, a powerful enemy prophecied to destroy the magicians and the world they’ve built. If only they knew the truth. If only they knew Quinn couldn’t cast a spell to save his life. If only they knew he cheated his way into Wimbly’s to escape his horrible foster home. If only the talented magicians knew a darker, more sinister evil plotted their demise... Hiding in a world not his own, Quinn must fool the strongest, most powerful magicians in the magical world. He’ll befriend dwarves and yetis and odd outcasts, walk through doors that lead to different worlds, and speak to paper men who live in books, all to discover a dangerous secret known only to the strongest magician at Wimbly’s—a man who also happens to be his principal. Hiding in a world not his own, Quinn must fool the strongest, most powerful magicians in the magical world. He’ll befriend dwarves and yetis and odd outcasts, walk through doors that lead to different worlds, and speak to paper men who live in books, all to discover a dangerous secret known only to the strongest magician at Wimbly’s—a man who also happens to be his principal.

Thanks to the Horologist’s Pocket Watch, Quinn still has a life to live, but for how long, he can’t say. The magical artifact tossed them into the past. To what year it would take him, Quinn would never expect. He’s stuck in 1750, smack in the middle of a conflict surrounding Wimbly’s founding. Another people claim the island as their home. They call themselves the Abenaki, and they guard an ancient force that promises the one who takes it power over the living and the dead. Dark things lurk in Wimbly’s past. The magicians might not be who Quinn thought they were. Some of their faces he recognizes. Some of their names he knows. None of them are who he expected. War looms over Woods Island, and it will trap Quinn between two bitter enemies. The Abenaki fight for their home while the talented fight for Wimbly’s. He can do what’s right and save the tribe, or he can help the magicians and ensure his future. Quinn wants to do the right thing. Then again, he is the Misfit King.

Aunt Lola told Arthur never to go into a cemetery, no matter what. But a sweet voice beckoned him, one that might have been the mother he lost so long ago. Aunt Lola would understand if he followed those sweet whispers. She might have followed them herself if she had heard them. So Arthur stepped through the gate and into Graceful Acres, a step that would forever change not only his life, but the lives of everyone he loved. Arthur should have listened to his aunt. She’s gone now, kidnapped by a man who calls himself the general, taken through the doors of a beautiful mausoleum that should never have existed. She’s imprisoned, suffering because Arthur didn’t listen to her warning. If Arthur doesn’t save her, he’ll lose her. Even if he does, he may lose himself.