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What would you do, if the people you loved asked you to do something you hated? What if they wouldn't take no for answer? Those are the questions Zach has to ask himself in this wonderfully original take on the classic werewolf tale. Cry for the Moon is a sometimes hilarious, sometimes heart-wrenching story of what it means to be human, and to remain true to what you believe in no matter how high the cost. Nominated for the 2010 Texas Lone Star Reading List for excellence in young adult literature, this book will touch your heart long after the last page.
Cry for the Moon is one of the most unusual stories you are likely to ever read. It has been called inspirational, thought-provoking, heartwarming, and impossible-to-put-down by several reviewers on Amazon and elsewhere. Although written in the first person from a child's perspective, the book is suitable for anyone from about the age of 10 and up, including adults. One of my highest priorities when writing is to create something that can be enjoyed by all ages (although different ages may very well enjoy different aspects of it).
The book is available in | |  | | Tycho
Young adult science fiction adventure.
In the year 2154, sixteen year old Tycho McGrath is an advanced genetics student at the prestigious John Brooke Academy in Tampa. Life seems fairly dull, until he accidentally discovers that in less than a week, a recently designed bacterium known as the Orion Strain will almost certainly wipe out every human being on earth. br />
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Tycho and his friends quickly form a desperate plan to steal an experimental spacecraft and flee to the partially-terraformed Moon, hoping to ride out the plague until it's safe to come home. br />
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But the survivors of Earth soon discover | |  | | Unclouded Day
The story of a young daydreamer who finds that it's wise to be careful what you wish for.
Brian Stone's life isn't easy. Abandoned by his father, abused by his alcoholic mother, and mocked by his classmates, his only treasures are his beloved little brother and his old guitar.br />
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Then Brian finds a magical amulet in his attic, and things begin to change. Soon he has more power and wealth than he's ever dreamed of, and for a while all seems to be well.br />
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But Brian has made a terrible mistake which may cost him everything, and his only hope is to seek out the Fountain at the Heart of the World, wherever i>that/i> may be. br />
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