When the winds howl, will you be ready? A tender Daughter-Father flic, Join Launce and Circe as they discover foul creatures, chaotic lands, and find the remains of what the air erodes.

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A girl in her second year at high school is forced to move because of her parents. They believe the school she was in then was not safe. To much bullying, too many suicides, not a safe town in general. She didn't want to leave her friends, her family, or, her boyfriend. She had no choice and was forced to move from the huge city of LA to a small town in New Hampshire called Canaan. That is where she would try to find her new life as a new kid going to a new school on the opposite side of the country.

"All shall be shushed by death traps for they have come to play with the dolls let it seep within the cracks for they have some evil in them after all..."

Robbie and Makenna were friends from the start. Ever since that day in Kindergarten when they got in a fight and ended up in time out together. They spent almost every day together in school, and even when they grew up and popularity took over that didn't affect them one bit. Even though people thought it was weird that Makenna was a girl and Robbie was a boy, they were still inseparable. Their parents were a little on edge about them hanging out and having sleepovers, eventually they gave in realizing that they were really just great friends. But what happens when one of them starts to have different feelings about the other? Will their friendship end up dying or will they find a way to make things work out and be ok? Read to find out. :) -------- I do not own Robbie Kay (obviously) this book is a work of fiction any events or people that happen to be real are purely coincidental. The only characters I own are the ones I make up. Thanks and happy reading :3.

After a nuclear apocalypse, the atmosphere absorbed almost all of the water on the planet, leaving the land extremely dry. The survivors, struggling to keep from dying of thirst, become nomadic, fighting for supplies, and searching for the small, undeveloped settlements, but most survivors have a common enemy, the sweepers, bandits that seek and destroy those villages, ransacking and pillaging everything they could find, before they leave they burn it down, sending up a cloud of smoke that can be seen from miles around, a death sentience for anyone who sees it.