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Chapter 8 Grandma Sto said nothing else. She simply left me staring at the dark paneling of the study. The room was too small for such darkness, but in that moment it fit my mood. Dark. What lay ahead of me? Was I really going to be a piece of a long-ago prophecy? How would I meet this Ez? Would he even like me? Did he have another he’d rather have than me? Did I care if he did? What if I didn’t like him? What if he was a total asshat? “Nacal,” Ranko’s voice sounded as if I stood… Read more: Mirror, Mirror chapter 8

Chapter 7 Grandma Sto knew something Ranko, and I didn’t. Did Uncle Lal know it? I’m sure the cloudy figure, aka biological father, did. Ugh! Why had Mom kept facts from me? Was it because her life ended too soon? Sure, she would have told me before this day arrived. Sure of it. But it was clear that Grandma Sto could have told me something, so why had she not? “Can I have some time with my Grandma? Alone?” The ghostly, cloudy figure shook his head. I nodded at the door. Grandma Sto moved into the hallway, going into the… Read more: Mirror, Mirror Chapter 7

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Chapter 6 “What am I? What is your name?” “Maga Anger. And it is against our way of life to expose our race among mixed company.” “Apparently, I am mixed company. Does that mean I have no right to know?” “You are not mixed company. You are my son and have every right to know. Should have known from the time you became old enough to ask questions about who you were. But the rest of these . . . Are mixed company.” They were not. They were my family. They could know anything about me. They had the right… Read more: Mirror, Mirror Chapter 6

Chapter 5 Great. Not only had I been different my entire life but I’d been a way for Mom to get back to the family she longed to be with. Had she wanted me at all? Was I just a reminder of what it took to get herself away from some . . . “What are you?” “Why do you ask questions you know the answer to, Son?” Smartass was what he was. “Whatever your name is,” Grandma Sto lost her giggling girl attitude and put on her serious parental tone, “my family has no idea what is below our… Read more: Mirror, mirror chapter 5

WOLF CHANGER Hrolf’s twenty-first birthday was mere days away when a horde of people claiming to be relatives of his Mom arrived in RVs, driving his Dad out of the house. The self-proclaimed leader of these people swore up and down that he would be going through something called a Grand Tribute. The woman and his Mom spoke in harsh, angry tones in an unknown language every time they interacted, keeping him in the dark about what was taking place around him. The truth of just how much darkness truly plagued his life wasn’t revealed until the very last second.… Read more: Wolf Changer Blurb

WOLF CHANGER

Chapter 4 Who sucked in the loudest breath? Ranko or me? Grandma Sto all but jumped and clapped her hands faster, and small yips of delight flowed from her. Why the woman was so thrilled about the twist to my life contorted my mind. “Grandma, stop it.” Ranko’s harshness caught us all off guard and actually worked. Earned him a one-eyed death glare that only a parental figure could give, though. “Boy, I will still turn you over my knee.” “Sorry, Grandma Sto, but this is all too much.” All too much? Understatement and half. The cloud told me he… Read more: Mirror, Mirror Chapter 4

“Oh, goody, he’s here.” Grandma Sto jumped in place, clapping her hands. What was she four and getting her biggest wish? And how can she be so freaking happy that I would be going to the underworld to become some manbride? I’d be leaving all the family behind. Lose the right to either be a Spirit Walker, like Grandpa Sto had been. He told so many wonderful stories about his time among the Incbus Headquarters working for the King and walking the Spirit World so he could find answers from the ancestors gone to the afterlife for the King. Told… Read more: Mirror, mirror Chapter 3

Chapter 2 “What . . . How . . . Why . . .” Looked as if complete sentences failed me and everyone else around me. Ranko stood there shaking his head. Uncle Lal reached behind him, bracing himself against the wall. Grandma Sto grinned and gave grabby hands toward me. Two different drastic reactions from three different people. “Someone speak.” Their reactions screamed they knew what had taken place. They needed to fill me in. That was for sure. “It’s finally happened.” Grandma Sto bounced so high she looked like she jumped up and down. “It has not. Not… Read more: Mirror, Mirror Chapter 2