Seventeen-year old Troy Sanders' life couldn't be any worse; his science project was a total failure, his French assignment long overdue, he got kicked off the football team after barely making the starting squad, high school queen Bella Evans hates his gut, and as if all those weren't enough, big time bully Roy Henderson was out hunting for him. Everything finally seemed to be looking up for him when he discovered that he came from a long line of wizards and that he was next in the family to master the powerful art. But as he was soon to learn, there was more to that than meets the eye. Now that summer has arrived, Troy gets to go to the prestigious Firewalt School of Magic and learn what it means to be a wizard. But does he really have what it takes to walk in his father's footsteps, make the right friends, and become the wizard everyone expects him to be? Book 1 in the 'Troy Sanders' trilogy books This is a sample. For the full and complete book, go to Dreame using the Dreame link in the ABOUT section of my profile, or search the title at the Dreame website. Audiobook also available on Wehear for your listening pleasure

At the age of seventeen, all humans with Elementalists blood undergo the transformation and become a full Elementalist. This brings forth your element along a change in eye color to signify your path into a new world. Astoria Elroy has always been a simple girl. She had no idea what destiny was planned for her when she arrives at Gemore. Join her as she discovers her secret past and fights to become one with her element.

Lydia Dodson is the most popular girl in school. Pretty, fashionable, rich… girls like her don’t fall for guys like Elton Maran. He’s clumsy, awkward, and has seen every episode of Star Trek, and yet Lydia’s heart starts racing whenever she thinks about him. But a cute outfit and a pretty face won’t be enough to win this one over. If Lydia wants to get close to him, she’s going to have to play his game— and that game just so happens to be Dungeons and Dragons.

19-year-old John Laurens has been in college for four days before his roommate shows up. When John introduces himself, the boy doesn't say a word. So when Laurens asks for his name, he raises a hand and signs "Alexander Hamilton." This surprises Laurens just a bit, because this boy didn't look like the kind to remain silent. He's seen those people before, and the boy in front of him looks like he has a lot to say. But what's keeping him from speaking his mind?