Historias de Wisher

Well ..... It's a short poem.

I am the face you put on for strength and comfort, Tricking everyone around you.

A collection of poetry.

"Here you leave today and enter the world of yesterday, tomorrow, and fantasy" ~Walt Disney This is true for seventeen-year-old Keesha Hyles who made a wish to a statue and her whole life began to turn topsy turvy. Seeing the princess of the Seelie Court, Sereia, again and tells Keesha about the promise they made to each other when she was thirteen. Being in the realm of mortals is tough but having to learn how to fit in the world of the fae is going to be much harder.... especially dealing with your girlfriend's parents who do not trust humans. On top of that there's a secret plot that could threaten both worlds as we know it! This is going to be a challenge but nothing Keesha, Sereia, and friends can't handle... right?

Something that is not fake.

Stars are satellites. When you make a wish an agent is sent out to grant it. When one person makes a wish to change to world what will happen?

Kore Anvora's life, up until now, was hardly magical. Abhorred by her conservative Midwestern high school for her short hair and preference for men's sweaters, she didn't think life could get much worse until her mom was unexpectedly killed in a car accident. Now, debilitated by panic attacks on a daily basis, she's become aware of three undeniable facts: 1) That door in the alleyway near her house definitely leads to another world. 2) The pan-handler down the street, August Thurman, isn't from around here (or anywhere else). 3) Ever since she found that weird glass orb at the fair, she's been pulling a Carrie White whenever she has a panic attack. Discovering a miraculous power she didn't know she possessed, Kore finds herself ensnared in the world of Wishers--people with powers beyond imagination. And the Wisher weapon she's unwittingly stumbled upon reflects the contents of its wielder's heart, meaning Kore's crippling anxiety, if left unchecked, could destroy existence itself. For the first time in her life, Kore doesn't feel powerless. Will she learn to find the source of her anxiety and learn to accept herself? Or will she choose to destroy a world that seems to hate her?