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The Spirit of the Wild (Legends of the Rainbow Dream Trains book 1) by Joseph Gratton

Danielle and Nina are rescued from their wicked step-mother by Emma the Yellow Dream Train who takes them on adventures. When Nina learns she has the ability to speak to animals, Emma and the other trains teach her how to use it.  
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The Fall of Nystol by H.G. Potter

The ancient kings of Whitehawk were all too aware of the temptation of magic. They could feel its threat, a presence in their courts, a serpent slithering at their feet, even entering into their beds. To de  
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I love to write, and my genre of choice is fantasy.


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I love to write. I've written a number of short stories, a couple of novellas and a full-length, young-adult novel. The short stories have been published in print and online or broadcast on radio, and several of them have won or placed in writing competitions. The novel (called The Mage's Servant) has been published as a trade paperback and is available from all the usual online retailers. The novellas are scheduled to be released in electronic format over the next few months. Additionally, I accept ghostwriting, editing or mentoring roles, if they look interesting and if I can squeeze them in. So far, I've edited everything from academic papers through to autobiographies, and have taught several hundred people how to write for the corporate world as well as how to write fiction.