*Présélection Wattys 2018.* La méchanceté, cette vilaine chose qui empoisonne le cœur des gens et les pousse à commettre des actes insensés. Heureusement pour Veky, un incident de taille lui permet d'affronter le harcèlement dont elle commence à être victime. La colère et le désir profond de vengeance qui la rongent ont fait d'elle une bête incontrôlable. Instable et sans repères, la novice n'a aucune limite et sème la terreur. Veky appartient désormais à un autre monde. Plongée du jour au lendemain dans le sombre univers de ce peuple nocturne, celle-ci doit se plier aux règles d'une communauté que l'Ordre, une organisation ancienne toute puissante, dirige. Cet empire contrôlé par un être au sang sacré est sur le point de changer radicalement. Mais cela n'impressionne pas Veky. Névrosée, véritable rebelle enragée, elle est bien décidée à résister face à l'autorité envahissante de l'Ordre, ce qui est loin de plaire au nouveau Dirigeant. Personne ne dérange cet homme assoiffé de pouvoir. Des liens périlleux et passionnés se créent entre la créature et la novice, ceux-ci souvent à l'origine des nombreux conflits au cœur de la ville. Mais l'Ordre dissimule quelque chose de grand, de complètement fou, et rien ne peut l'arrêter. Le Dirigeant a enfin récupéré sa place. Personne n'est à l'abri de sa folie. * * * Contient deux tomes : L'Héritier - La rage (1) L'Héritier - Iridescence (2) Cette histoire m'appartient intégralement. Toute reproduction/inspiration est strictement interdite. Merci et bonne lecture! * * * Couverture (sans édition texte) : par Jovana Rikalo (Jovana Rikalo Photography)

(Tome 3) Attention aux spoilers si vous n'avez pas lu les livres précédents! (Tome 3) De retour à Liota, Veky se réveille seule à l'hôpital et se confronte une fois de plus à une réalité compliquée. Ce n'est plus un an, mais dix qui se sont écoulés depuis la grande migration. Tout est à refaire. Le monde des humains n'est plus ce qu'il était. La population, bien au courant de l'existence des créatures nocturnes, n'est plus aussi docile et inoffensive qu'autrefois et semble désormais en mesure de se dresser contre la communauté de la nuit. Liota est d'ailleurs entre les mains d'un homme que Veky connait bien, un jeune héritier au pouvoir colossal qui de par ses innovations et ses puissants alliés s'assure une place éternel au sommet de la ville. À cette troublante réalité s'ajoute la présence inattendue d'une mystérieuse personne, celui que les Solitaires appellent le roi Oscar. En dix ans, le monde s'est complètement révolutionné, et les souvenirs de l'empire Unfford à Liota semblent déjà loin derrière. Cependant, il y a des choses qui ne s'oublient pas. Des paroles et des actes qui restent ancrés dans les mémoires pour toujours. Des rencontres qui ne disparaissent jamais, et le passé nous rattrape toujours. Veky et le clan Unfford devront une nouvelle fois assumer les conséquences de leurs erreurs. La fureur qui les menace s'avère bien plus grande, bien plus féroce et sanglante que ce que tous on déjà connu. La Fièvre brûle et tue. - - - Couverture (sans édition) : par Jovana Rikalo (Jovana Rikalo Photography sur Facebook) Toute reproduction/inspiration est strictement interdite. Merci, et bonne lecture !

Samuel Brandt woke up with his thoughts written all over his body. His brother woke up with his head missing. His sister woke up to find that her skin would crack open unless she stayed in water. All of the other children in the secluded Iowa town of Oak Knoll woke up having undergone strange transformations. Now, they are all forced to live at 407 West Marshall Street, the mysterious house outside of town. With the new name of The Boy with Words for Skin, Samuel wants nothing more than to hide from his new life. He painfully and unpredictably sheds his skin, there is a Voice in the entryway closet that is often cruel, and-perhaps worst of all for a naturally shy boy-the other children look to him as a leader. As his seven-year-old brother struggles with their new life, as terrifying growls start to come from the pitch black basement, and as his feelings for a girl begin to grow, The Boy with Words for Skin realizes that he wants to change. He wants to put others first, learn from his peers, and let himself hope that things will get better. The Boy with Words for Skin is the first book in the 407 West Marshall Street series. Each book will advance the story but be told from a different character. Book 2 will be The Girl without Eyes.

Ten years have passed since darkness cloaked the Whispering Woods. Madness awaits all who enter. Tamberlain. A small trading town on the border of the woods scrapes by with what they can from farming the eastern fields and fishing Lac Dualdon. A place four companions-once bound by adventure, magic and gold-call home. Otis Stonesinger is a Dwarf healer and military strategist. Haygen takes pride in his mother's human side, but has learned to embrace his barbaric Orc heritage. The Faeling, Wesley Whiteknuckle is an orphan raised in a world of Assassination and Thievery. Finally, Kayla, a mystical Elf, is trained in the magic arts. Spread far across the land of Lyborna for a much-needed rest, a tragedy brings the four friends back to Tamberlain only to be thrust into a war they never saw coming. What brings this new evil to the land? The Whispering Woods hold the answers. Book #1 of the Companions series. [Completed]

Haygen, the soft-hearted Barbarian, is on a quest to find his Druid mother. His three companions wouldn't dare let him travel to the Far East alone. The Eastern lands are littered with forgotten isles, arctic wastelands, cities in the desert, lost jungle tribes, and lush forests. The Far East is an adventurer's paradise, yet holds untold dangers and an ancient secret. Haygen the Wanted searches for his Druid mother. Otis Stonesinger, the Dwarf Warrior, tries to find peace and returns to his roots. Wesley Whiteknuckle, the Faeling Assassin seeks further glory, treasure, and new pubs. Kayla Windstaff, the Wizard, is an Elf princess who carves her own path and looks to the Far East as a place to discover more ancient civilizations and magic. Join the four companions once again in the next Fantasy tale of magic, swordplay, and adventure! Book #2 of the Companions series. - Cover artwork is a Marc Silvestri image

When obsession becomes more than just a deep secret it's just a matter of time before everyone else is pulled down with you. WARNING: The book is pretty bad in the beginning. Like grammar and dialogue is just kind of weird. Also people can't handle the fact that the characters name is Meme, it's pronounced Me-Me not meem. Thanks.

Adventure. Action. Romance. Dragons! Once, Gandalf hired a burglar, now he needs a scout! It was a simple task, nothing more than spying upon treacherous lands. But Safirah felt she was meant to do something more. Running away from home she followed Gandalf and his company to Bree and took the scouting job. Join Safirah's adventure in finding her fate. Experience Middle Earth, explore Bree, Rivendell, Trollshaws, Everglades, Mirkwood, Carrock, Dale, Esgaroth (Lake-town) and the mysterious North. [ history inside] BOOK TRAILER NOW INCLUDED!

"Don't believe the liars: change isn't good or bad, it's in that gray area in between. It's what you make it." "In the end, nature rules all, the moon is our queen, and the stars our saviors." "The terms good and evil change depending on which end of the dagger you're standing on." "Forget picking one world. I'm choosing both. If that doesn't work? I make my own path." "Grief is natural. Cry, weep, then unsheathe your claws and give them hell." "Who says death is the end of all?" "Everything runs in the blood. Skills, traits, feelings. It's all in the blood." "Let the magic flow. Forget the ones who left you, broke you. Pick up the pieces and grow. Let the others fade in your glory." "Let your glow shine through the dust until you're the brightest thing around." "Whoever said metal and magic doesn't mix clearly hasn't experienced life yet." "A demon feeds off of everyone's soul." "Mirrors show you what you don't want to see: the truth. That's why people like other people better than mirrors." "Forget the light. Sometimes we need a dark day brought on by a black dawn to see things the way they really are." "There's a light in all of us." "A crown is worth the experience of the head it sits on, not the gold that it's made out of." ~*~ In this book you'll follow the tales of 15 different girls, and how they change when challenged to make a decision. Due to their differences- society ranks, living styles, planets, worlds, how alive they currently are -one would think that they never actually interact. But the lines between life and death and right and wrong are blurred to the point of no recognition. Time and magic have no limits as, despite not knowing each other, the girls influence each other's lives in greater ways than imaginable. As you read, you can decide if what happens is merely a coincidence, or if there's something more going on under the surface. Fate? Destiny? Read on, and let's see if my tales can satisfy your thirst for a story. . .