Books with author Scott W. Clark

A stone. That brings hidden things to light. And a portal that would take Jim to the past. A past where great deeds were done. Jim Brooks is a young man in his last year of high school. He’s a Mormon and a nobody at school or anywhere else, it seems. At least to him. He chafes at his life. His family is a zero; his father has a nothing job Jim feels is beneath anyone anywhere in the world. And he thinks his father’s making up for it with works at church. For Jim it is all pretense. Then he is given a stone. And his world is turned upside down. From the author of The Pearl, I am Legion, and Skyfallen.

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Bloodlune. The bane of all wilderness. Anathema to the natural order. Its insidious effects twist the living into the unliving. The Ajan Warrior of the Night calls it "death with purpose." She is sworn by the law of her pack to destroy it or anything it touches at any cost. And now it has infected Jessica Halloran. The prospect of a girl with Jessica's powers being driven insane with blood-hunger and wreaking lycanthropic havoc on peaceful villages presents Shannon O'Keene with a hellish choice. Will she protect defenseless families or kill her friend?

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A boy, an elf and a train. Sam Reynolds is in trouble. He’s been placed in detention for fighting by the school principal and on restriction by his dad. The cause? A story. It was a story his grandfather told him of a trip he took by train when he was a boy. A trip to the great city of the north. The very north. And of a circular object he picked up in the snow dropped by a man he could see only from a distance. In the center of the object, written in large letters, were the initials SC. Santa Claus! It had to be. Sam has heard the story his whole life and has seen the proof. But he wants to know for himself, to prove that what he has believed since he could remember was the truth. One night he goes looking for the train. And the adventure begins. From the author of I Am Legion, Skyfallen, and The Doom Bearers.

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