Books published by publisher Immortal Works

GenE must outwit Codebreakers to win a high stakes (Real Player Game)RPG for terminal patients who made the 'Intelligence Donor List', where failure equals death in real life, and winning means eternal life. Teaming up with competitive gamers increases GenE's chances of surviving the challenges of each level, until she realizes her most trusted ally is using her. And rules? Rules are made to be reprogramed, along with everything else.

In a world torn apart by massive earthquakes and an incurable, deadly virus--Myrikal could be the hero they're waiting for. Or... she could be the perfect assassin heir to her father's business. Can Branch, her only friend, convince her that her dad is wrong? That there really are good people left in the world? Will Myrikal choose to be the Superhero Branch thinks she is or will she turn to the life of the invincible assassin her dad has trained her to be?

Living in the shadow of her father's science laboratory might have been everything Anika dreamed of if only her father wasn't planning to use her blood as his personal fountain of youth. The secret to his eternal life had been brewing in her veins for the last sixteen years. Anika needs to change his mind or run for her life, but first, she has a mutant alligator to catch, her would-be boyfriend to save, a renegade principal to stop, and a monster to rescue. Anika leverages her new friends and their strange abilities against the scientists and their creations. In order to survive, they will have to become the monsters they are trying to defeat.

In the realm of Wyverndawn, a wizard's height is the mark of his power, and shrinking an entire inch is disastrous for twelve-year-old Gerald. Looking for promotion of an inch or two, Gerald attempts to create a village landmark using his superior wizarding skills. But the spell he bought - from a guy who knows a guy - is a tad more powerful than he anticipates. The resulting earthquake breaks off a chunk of Wyverndawn from the rest of the realm allowing Vabalaz, a highly dangerous wizard, to escape from prison. A red-faced Gerald is banished from his village and, to complete his shame, is demoted another inch; two more and he's likely to become a Royal Equine Poop Disposal Coordinator. Gerald's questionable acquisition of a certain golden amulet could be the answer to his problems. But when Vabalaz discovers it may also be the key to creating his elite wizard realm, Gerald is elevated to evil wizard's enemy number one. Gerald's hopes of returning home hinge on repairing the damage to Wyverndawn and thwarting Vabalaz's plans. Failure could mean Gerald's next spell might well be his last.

Twelve-year-old Kennedy Barnes and his dad are on an interplanetary mission to transfer Earth's animals to Planet X489-B, a habitable world without animal life.But one animal not on their spaceship's manifest is Kennedy's dog Chaser. Unable to part with his beloved Chaser, Kennedy smuggles the Labrador Retriever onto his father's ship.What follows is a story of strength, deception, harrowing escapes and painful lessons learned.Join Kennedy, Chaser, and the entire crew of Trinity Base as they travel billions of miles from home on an adventure as big as the universe, and find out just how far one boy will go to save his best friend.

A past life. A dangerous gift. An unlikely romance. In the haunted halls of her boarding school, Meredith Monroe's hides a dangerous gift. She can communicate with the dead. Desperate not to stand out, she worries her powers may attract the wrong attention. Like from the alluring but totally not-for-her new student, Nathan Vale. Meredith is impressed Nathan isn't fazed by the supernatural--not even when a ghost tries to kill him by tossing him off the Rotunda balcony. She's less impressed with his insistence they share a romantic connection that spans centuries and lifetimes together. Nathan refuses to let the mistakes of their past influence their chances at happiness this time around. But getting Meredith to fall in love with him a second time may be more deadly than either of them bargain for. Fans of Lauren Kate's Fallen series, and Meg Cabot's Mediator series will love this YA paranormal romance from a USA Today Bestselling author!

A half-century-old curse lies over the small community of Ridgewater ever since Sarah Chase died in a car accident during a teen-angst-driven game of chicken back in 1962. She perished in the back seat of a 1961 Impala, accompanied by a group of boys who called themselves "the big four." She screamed as the car careened through a guardrail and plunged into the icy river water beneath. The four boys survived. Sarah did not.Teenagers still race and party at the Milvian Bridge where Sarah's car went over, especially on the anniversary of her death, in hopes of catching a glimpse of her unsettled ghost.But the partying teenagers of Ridgewater don't know that in life Sarah belonged to a group of teenage girls who practiced witchcraft. They don't now that Sarah seeks to use her powers from the grave to avenge her unrequited vendetta. They don't know that Stan Corelis, the driver of the Impala that terrible night and the unpronounced protector of Ridgewater, has passes away, freeing Sarah to unleash her anger.

Twelve-year-old Thomas doesn't have a dad and so hasn't done much of the camping-fishing thing. But this year he gets to go on his first week-long summer camp, and it's shaping up to be the epic adventure his friends promised it would be...that is until he accidentally releases a demon hidden in a cave behind a waterfall and gets hurled through a dimensional rift. Lost in an alien world, Thomas pledges to find a powerful shard of creation for the mysterious Dreja (dr-ey-yuh) Lord, Arvek, in exchange for passage back to Earth. At his side are Bruno, a baby giant who eats just about anything and has ambitions to someday taste giraffe. The druid, a robed vagrant who's incessant lying, stealing, and reckless antics continually endanger Thomas and the others. The "Green Dude," an unintelligible shapeshifting blob disguised in a hat and sunglasses. And Darius, a young wizard warrior sworn to fight the growing threat of an ancient evil. To achieve victory, Thomas and his party of would-be heroes will have to survive a forest infested with wraiths and zombies, scale a lava spewing mountain of fire, traverse a cursed desert, and face the greatest challenge of all: their own woeful incompetence, pointless in-fighting, and an A.D.D.-like tendency to stumble into unnecessary peril. It'll take more than magic, bravery, and sacrifice for this band of misfits to save the Cosmos--it'll take a miracle.

"Adventure is the lure of fools, and excitement glamour to the gullible. The siren song of the world is as music to the wanderer's feet, but that dance leads only to the soul-less grave." So Jekaran's uncle has warned him. But that doesn't stop him from leaping at the exhilarating chance to single-handedly rescue a beautiful woman from a gang of lecherous thieves. But the bored farm boy quickly finds that he is no match for the group of angry street thugs, and only escapes death by bonding a magical sword that grants him the strength and skill of a master swordsman. Unfortunately, a peasant wielding such magic is forbidden and punishable by death. Thus Jekaran finds himself a fugitive with his fate tied to that of the exotic and mysterious, Kairah; a fey woman who must deliver a dire warning to the king that, if heeded, could prevent the very extinction of humanity.

Cabbage Night, 1991. The traditional night of pranks takes a disturbing turn when a violent crime rocks a small Adirondack town. Even more so when the only witness is a seven-year-old boy. Hen Trout, who had hoped to catch a pet hedgehog that night, instead sees his beloved Miss Sally become a victim. Single mom Marcella Trout is blindsided when Tyler, her seventeen-year-old, is arrested for the very crime Hen witnessed. Now Tyler’s eerie mood swings seem dark and frightening and rooted in a family history Marcella has desperately tried to bury. As the criminal investigation churns on, the tenuous fabric of the Trout family begins to unravel...and even Hen begins to question the truth.

Codi lives in the exceptionally drab town of Oath; a settlement without color, children or personality. Sucky, right? Oath civilians love the color white, the smell of freshly cut grass, and playing the piano by the fire at precisely 7:11pm on a Friday night. The predictability is unbearable. Codi can't believe her luck when a child manifests in the library. She claims to be her former self, who resides in the unseeable town, Bond. As Codi travels through towns, she meets three variations of herself who don't seem to be anything like her at all. After all, how much can you truly trust yourself?

In the realm of Wyverndawn, a wizard's height is the mark of his power, and shrinking an entire inch is disastrous for twelve-year-old Gerald.Looking for promotion of an inch or two, Gerald attempts to create a village landmark using his superior wizarding skills. But the spell he bought - from a guy who knows a guy - is a tad more powerful than he anticipates. The resulting earthquake breaks off a chunk of Wyverndawn from the rest of the realm allowing Vabalaz, a highly dangerous wizard, to escape from prison.A red-faced Gerald is banished from his village and, to complete his shame, is demoted another inch; two more and he's likely to become a Royal Equine Poop Disposal Coordinator. Gerald's questionable acquisition of a certain golden amulet could be the answer to his problems. But when Vabalaz discovers it may also be the key to creating his elite wizard realm, Gerald is elevated to evil wizard's enemy number one.Gerald's hopes of returning home hinge on repairing the damage to Wyverndawn and thwarting Vabalaz's plans. Failure could mean Gerald's next spell might well be his last.