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When Anna finds herself in the strange, new world of Vaile, she soon discovers that it's not so new after all. In order to save herself, her new friends, and her new home, she needs to destroy the ancient evil that is fighting to envelope everything. Dragons, warriors, nymphs and other fantastic creatures exist in the magical and mysterious world of Vaile, created almost by accident, from the imaginings and stories told on a different planet. Anything is possible and conceivable on its placid surface, however things have evolved and changed since their creation and evil has found its way into the heart of this wondrous paradise. Only Vaile's creator can save this amazing place, armed with sketchy memories of things long past, and brave, valiant new friends, Anna must discover who she is in order to rescue all things devised within her hopeful dreams from the demon, Rife, who is the embodiment of corruption and vile hate. How does she fight the most powerful evil she has ever faced? How does she defeat the one creature that cannot be defeated? How does she remember Vaile?

Anna has finally found peace. She is content with her new home and adopted people, however, her world is shattered with the return of the vile villain, Rife. Now she must find the answers to the questions she never thought to ask and find her true power as The Goddess of Vaile. Follow Anna, Shorzia, along with their other amazing companions in this action adventure as they travel through Vaile and beyond to try and stop the monster from destroying all that is good in the world. This is book 2 in the Remember Vaile series.

Bock Bock King of the Beasts, is written in such a way that children, as well as parents, will laugh out loud. It’s silly while teaching one of life’s most important lessons…DON”T accept invitations from strangers! This story is easy for children to get involved with, they will walk around for hours or even days after reading it saying” Bock Bock Roar”!The tale is of an unlikely hero, a chicken, made fun of and teased by his peers on the farm because of his ’quirky’ tastes; later it is those very traits that save everyone on the farm from the hungry, yet sophisticated wolf. The story is funny by nature and easily relatable to any child’s sense of humor. They will laugh at this unusual adventure and perhaps appreciate more their own differences. Bock Bock is proof that brains can be found in unusual places and that you should never judge someone just because they look and act differently then the normal crowd. The snobby farm animals learn that they aren’t as fancy as they thought and that even though they were mean to Bock Bock he was still there for them, as a true friend, in the end.