Books with author William L. Cole

- A Young Adult Paranormal Thriller -At age 13 in the mid 1800's, Chelsea went to live in a mysterious convent with other girls like her, those who can morph their arms and legs into various tools and weapons and also live for hundreds of years. In 2016, she lives alone in Los Angeles, not looking a day over 30 years old and hunting the occasional serial killer. She learns of renewed efforts by a radical sect called the Pure Breds, whose goal is to eliminate all morphs from the human bloodline. Agents from the Department of Homeland Security forcibly bring her into protective custody and make her an offer to help stay alive.- From the Author -While this book falls within the Young Adult category, its target age group is much broader, and it is my hope that those older than their teens, particularly those who enjoy paranormal thrillers or urban science fiction & fantasy, will also find it of interest. - About the Author -William D. Colella is an award-winning writer and active participant in the emerging entertainment start-up scene in Los Angeles. Recent achievements include an official selection at the Beverly Hills Film, TV, & New Media Festival. His awards include the Screencraft Television Pilot Launch, SoCal Film Festival Screenplay Competition, and a Top 20 placement in the Annual Writer's Digest Competition. He is a graduate of the journalism program at the University of Arizona and currently lives in L.A.- Young Adult Categories -> paranormal> thriller> fantasy> urban science fictionBook 2 Coming Soon

Grandfathers, seasoned by years of experience, often develop special ways of teaching moral lessons to children. The Cricket is a story about a nine-year-old boy named Jacob who spends a hot autumn day with his grandfather in San Francisco. Jacob wantonly kills a cricket. His grandfather is not concerned about the death of the cricket, but by the attitude of his grandson. His grandfather takes Jacob on a short journey of learning that will last a lifetime. The book celebrates the age-old art of teaching children with actions and consequences. William Colton includes a plot surprise as a wondrous teaching moment as well as symbolism applicable to the larger adult world.

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