Letting go is never easy. How can you move on when the only person who ever meant something to you was brutally killed? When everything, including even your own identity was torn away from you? After being 'cured' by Scott Abrams, Humfrey Michaels was left with nothing. Now, traveling with two wolves from his old pack, he is once again faced with the prospect of returning to the tiny northern community that sold him to Abrams and slaughtered his mate. But how can you find closure after so much? And how can his mate, Nadie, ever find him again, when the both of them think the other to be dead? This is the sequel to "Ice" Highest Ranking: #381 in Werewolf. Thanks guys and gals! Copyright 2016 Humfrey Mahikan. You may not copy or redistribute this work or sections thereof in any way.

Survival. It's become second nature to Humfrey Michaels, after being violently turned into a wolv. But now, on the run in desperate search of shelter from the impending winter, survival becomes much more than just a word. Fighting off the bitter cold and fleeing all signs of civilization, he and his three friends must find territory to call their own before the snow flies. But when shelter is finally near, when rest is just a moment away, they quickly discover that they are not the only ones in the north who are trying to etch out a living. This is the sequel to "Wolv." Here's a link to book one: https://www.wattpad.com/story/40146242-wolv Copyright 2015, all rights reserved. You may not copy any part of this work in any way without my expressed permission.

Once Upon Now Grand Prize Winner published by Gallery Books. Sixteen-year-old Mira Sighansen never questions her place in the majestic wilderness of the Yukon Territory until she witnesses her brothers' oil rig explode. Refusing to believe the young men are dead, the teen's suspicions are strengthened when their bodies aren't found and she's later visited by six wild egrets. But these are no ordinary birds, and Mira is faced with a remarkable task not even the loss of her voice or the anger of her best friend (over a boy, of course!) can hamper. Convinced she can break a magical enchantment to bring her brothers back, Mira will risk jail and even psychiatric commitment to stop the rig from being rebuilt. Failure to overcome the doubts of her mayor mother, the opposition of her drilling foreman step-father, and the wrath of an industry thirsty for the valuable natural resource could mean not only the end of her family as she knows it, but also the loss of a vital part of her peoples' culture. This 9,000 word original short story is a modern-day retelling of the Brothers Grimm's fairy tale number forty-nine 'The Six Swans' with a First Nations twist. It was part of the #OnceUponNow contest sponsored by @Target for a chance to be included in a published anthology. As of July 5, 2016, it has made it into the Top 25 and as of August 16, 2016, it has been announced as one of the Top 10 Grand Prize winners.