Books with author W.J. Holland

Bloody Twilight, a kingdom already on the brink of collapse finds itself under siege by its own dead soldiers brought back to raging life. The mastermind: the magician Grolev, who holds captive the last surviving member of the royal family – The Orphan.Her only hope for rescue lay with Bloody Twilight’s castoffs: pixie leader Quinn Kind; Captain Victor Mene, lone army survivor; Welles, a magician with a vested interest in the kingdom’s dark past; and Nathan Cord, former military golden boy, The Orphan’s favorite uncle…and the king’s killer.As the choice to save Bloody Twilight or put it out of its misery becomes more complicated, these misfits soon learn their toughest threat isn’t the hordes of murder-minded dead – it’s themselves. Unsure whether to save Bloody Twilight or kill it faster, they must confront the mistakes they made that helped cripple their homeland. As the battle against undead soldiers and the vicious Grolev escalates, can they shed their anger and accept responsibility for the past in time to win the day?

After his Mom walked out on them, Jerry and his father moved to Princeview for a fresh, new start. But Jerry soon falls back into his rebellious ways and is consequently sent to the "Underground," a secret world where kids are taught life's toughest lessons. And the only way out is to pass six burdensome tests.It is here that Jerry is chased by ferocious dogs, pushed into a raging river, locked in a primitive jail, and enslaved by his enemies. The real test, though, is using what he's learned to make amends with his teachers, reconcile with his workaholic father, confront his runaway mother, and overcome one of the greatest tragedies of all.He will need someone to lean on through it all. Darren Jones, his downstairs neighbor is just the one that could help him in Escaping the Underground.

Miss Gilbert s Career: An American Story was written by J. G. Holland in 1863. This is a 478 page book, containing 137551 words. Search Inside is enabled for this title.(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically important writings. Careful attention has been made to accurately preserve the original format of each page whilst digitally enhancing the aged text. Read books online for free at

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