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The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier: To Build a Tunnel by Deborah Frontiera

Now in its second edition, To Build a Tunnel is the first book of the trilogy, The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier. This fantasy will be enjoyed by youth ages 10 or 11 and up, as well as adults. Younger readers enjoy the adventure. Adults see the a  
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Emperors of Darkness by Todd Cheney

The third in The Seventh Circle Series. Join the Seventh Circle and friends as they battle against the forces of the Black Order, the four demons, and contiune their quest to find the Soulstone.  
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Shapeshifters: Weretigers, Werevultures, Werewolves. Why write about them? Maybe, I was ONE in another place . . . another time.


Background Information

In my early years, my interests centered around dancing, school, and work. Reading and writing were monstrous creatures I dreaded. Then one day, a strange form of enlightenment struck. (I believe it may have been lightening but am still unsure.) From that day forth a reader was born and the imagination sparked to life. I have been writing ever since and my husband now wonders to whom he has been married for over thirteen years. My mother, although proud of my accomplishments, ponders on occasion if I am the same daughter she gave birth to. But my dogs are absolutely sure of my identity. (I believe it has something to do with who feeds and walks them.) I have a B.A. in Sociology from St. Peter’s College, have worked as a Case Worker for the Hudson County Division of Welfare in Jersey City, New Jersey and have held several administrative positions with the Federal Government in Washington DC.