Reapers

[close] ...October 06, 2013 to November 05, 2013... I am the greatest author to have ever graced this plane of existence.* At least, that is how I feel right now. In another hour (or when I reread whatever it is I last wrote) I will feel like the worst author to have ever pounded on a keyboard. Perhaps I should get checked out for bipolar disorder. Writing seems to fill me with many emotional peaks and valleys. Nonetheless, I am relatively new to this authoring business. I've been working on a three part fantasy, adventure series called The Reaper Corps. I've released two books in the series and am currently working on the third. Eustice, is the first book and Finding Oblivion, is the second. Each is available on Amazon and smashwords.com. *Not actually a true statement.

[close] Refresh My Memory, a sister group of SOS: Serious Overload of Series , specializes in spoilers, quick reminders of what happened in each book in your favorite Paranormal Romance and Urban Fantasy series. Let us be your memory! Note major plot points, character issues - anything you'd like to remember. Share notes with other series fans. Help others while helping yourself.

[close] There are good people in this world and then there are evil, well… this has been a philosophy that has been held from the beginning of human existence, but how many people actually belief in this? Of course there are bad people in this world but what about evil? How many people would you consider to be perfect little angels either? However, what would you do if you were told that there were angels and demons walking freely among us today in human form? Would you feel frightened or scared? Expecting them to stay in the realms of heaven or hell? Well… this simply isn't the case for Xennel Gakuen, where angels and demons are forced to go to school together and live out of their comfort zones, out of the dimensions of heaven and hell, to learn and grow from one another. They aren't expected to get along, but they are expected to be civil. There is no separating them during class because of their differences, they are just expected to sort them out in order to help society as a whole, but can society continue living on without the presence of evil and good? Can individuals really sort out their differences? Or will this lead to the destruction of society?

[close] The Q&A and Whatever discussion group for YA fiction author Michele Bardsley. She writes The Reaper Diaries for Harlequin TEEN.