Showing results by author "J. White" in All Categories

There's nothing like family to make a guy lose his religion. When you're family is abusive and belittles you, it would take an act of God to get you to go back there. Elves shouldn't have anything to do with dwarfs anyway. Right? But it's not about Frank anymore. His mother needs him. almost as much as he needs her. He just has to find out who kidnapped her and why. Mothers. They can teach you things if you just listen to them. In Frank's case, he learns things he would rather not know. He's not sure he's ready for the truth. "Going Home" was not written for children but for adults who ...

All Matt and Sandy wanted to do was get to school or get to sleep for five more minutes or finish reading to the end of the chapter to see what the dwarfs were going to do or even just eat the oatmeal Mom made. They didn’t want to deal with that lizard thing or reptile or maybe it was amphibious…and green…or maybe it was purple. And they definitely didn’t want him to throw them into another dimension or planet or somewhere that looked beautiful but would turn ugly, a place where school was just one examination after another and, not only did they not know any of the answers, they ...

Now stuck inside a community of noble people by an act of God, who is kind of scary, to tell you the truth, Frank needs to fit in. But he can't. He knows he doesn't belong. And, when war threatens and everybody is turning into a hero, Frank has to figure out how to step up his game. When he discovers that he is the only one qualified to do what needs to be done, he has no idea that his actions will reveal the flaws in this perfect little community. "Into the Fray" is not a story for children but for adults who have not left imagination behind, who believe that it's not altogether insane to ...

Really. It was a normal Saturday. While Matt experimented in the basement, Sandy would draw pictures. They didn't have to take care of their little brother Jason. They just wanted to help Mom. Why did the Rollapullooza have to step into a perfectly fine day and turn it into, well, you never knew what it would turn a day into. And you never knew if you would make it out alive. It wouldn't be the first time they didn't survive the mess the Rollapullooza threw them into. Nope. Not the first time. Readers who love dragon books where dragons aren't really nice, readers of Lemony Snicket's Series...

It's not her fault she died. What did she ever do to deserve to come back again? And who are all these monsters she has to hang around with now? Zombies like her? Can a zombie think? Does she feel? If she could change her situation, would she take the chance? But you can't change the soup you're cooked in. You have to live in it. What's a girl to do in a situation like that? This novella is a prequel to the series "Tales of the Zombie Apocalypse." If you like what you read here, take a look at the first book in the series: Some of us are Dead.

This book was originally published under the title "Frankly Charmed." This edition not only has rebranded the original book, but it has been significantly improved to clarify the events of the story. Frank has lost it. And whatever he's lost is so far gone he doesn't even know where he put it. Well, that's what lost means, isn't it? Content to live alone in his precious house in the forest where he can sit in the misery of past injustices, Frank wouldn't go anywhere. If only forces beyond his control didn't have other ideas, he could live in peace. But how to get him to leave his memories ...

Certainly not your run of the mill zombie tale Nobody wants to be a zombie. It's not like it's on anybody's bucket list. But, when the zombie apocalypse comes along, being a zombie just happens to some people. The important thing for a zombie to do is to figure out what exactly is going on and how he's supposed to act. If he can find something to write with, he can organize his thoughts, try to make sense of what's happened to him, maybe he won't lose his mind.. Some of us are Dead is the unpublished blog of a zombie who doesn't remember his own name anymore. There are a lot of things Brian...

When tracking a target, somebody is going to die. The target or the tracker. These are the confessions of a trained zombie killer who has worked for much of his adult life ridding the world of zombie scum. Part of the plan for world protection, this agent has risen through the ranks to become one of the best of the best. After one of his targets escapes, however, he has to find out where he is or face the consequences. It's either the zombie or him who has to die. Not used to failure, he treks across the country, then across the zombie devastated world to hunt down his prey, only to be ...

The second volume of J. Reder White's Tales of the Zombie Apocalypse" is a collection of research notes recorded by one of the major geniuses experimenting on a cure for zombism. He has devoted his entire adult life to understanding the virus that causes zombism at the government's I1nstitute for Zombie Research where zombies are kept in holding cells as specimens. An accident in the lab, however, leads him to take the experimental curative he has been developing on his own body, something he had already begun to do anyway. Becoming the first human being to be injected with the zombie cure,...

Is your knowledge of Latin vocabulary adequate for you to read beginning and intermediate Latin texts easily? If not, then this dictionary is for you! Certainly not exhaustive, this little dictionary is small enough not to be cumbersome for beginning and intermediate Latin readers, but it is extensive enough for a good start. With 1,000 most common Latin words, this 1,700 word dictionary is useful for early Latin students. As well, a condensed and conversational explanation of Latin grammar comes at the end of the book. Certainly not exhaustive, the beginning Latin student will have a lot ...

This short story collection by J. Reder White is an ecclectic patchwork of plots and characters and ideas, some worked out while waking and pondering, others slipped into his mind while sleeping. Some come from a dark place, but most sparkle in that darkness. If they amuse you, then they have done something good. If they make you think, then they have started to work their magic. If they touch you, well, then I have little to do with that, do I?

Alex thought he was done with witches. But when Natacha, the witch who held him captive for scary stories, appears again one night, Alex realizes he’s trapped in a nightmare—literally. She’s found a way to enter his dreams with a new, terrifying familiar named Simeon. And they once again want Alex to write. Transported to a story graveyard with best friend Yasmin, Alex will have to complete an original scary story each night.

Cordelia Liu knew Shadow School was going to be different. Still, she didn’t expect the school grounds to be filled with ghosts. Cordelia soon realizes she’s not the only one who can see the ghosts; her new friend Benji can, too. Together with super-smart Agnes, the trio are determined to find out why the ghosts are there and whether there’s a way to set them free. But the school was created with more sinister intentions, and someone is willing to go to extreme lengths to ensure that the ghosts remain trapped forever.

After a tragic loss, Jessica Chamberlain changes jobs, moves, and adopts a rowdy German shepherd. The two begin training with a Virginia search-and-rescue group. The group's training director, Nathan Tanner, is a former military working dog handler with scars of his own and he quickly picks up on Jess's ongoing anxiety. After the unexpected discovery of a body in the woods, Jess and her dog and Nate are drawn into the FBI's search for an abductor targeting women. Tormented by her past and terrified of the future, Jess still forges ahead.

Jessica Cooper and her SAR dog Luke are called out to a building collapse. What Luke discovers under the rubble shocks her. Then investigators discover that the explosion was intentional and link it to a series of other bombings. Jess's husband Scott joins an FBI/ATF task force searching for the suspect. While Scott chases the bomber, Jess continues her SAR activities. On a dark night, during a violent persistent storm, Jess sustains a horrible loss and is plunged into a pit of despair, her faith shredded.

Alex’s original hair-raising tales are the only thing keeping the witch Natacha happy, but soon he’ll run out of pages to read from and be trapped forever. He’s loved scary stories his whole life, and he knows most don’t have a happily ever after. Now that Alex is trapped in a true terrifying tale, he’s desperate for a different ending - and a way out of this twisted place. This modern spin on the Scheherazade story is perfect for fans of Coraline and A Tale Dark and Grimm.

When Kara Westfall was six years old, her mother was convicted of the worst of all crimes: Witchcraft. Years later, Kara and her little brother, Taff, are still shunned by the people of their village, who believe that nothing is more evil than magic…except, perhaps, the mysterious forest that covers nearly the entire island. It has many names, this place. Sometimes it is called the Dark Wood, or Sordyr's Realm. But mostly it's called the Thickety.

A practical guide to build your emotional intelligence and develop social skills to strike confidently the conversation of life! Through this audiobook, build your social skills and have a list of social skills blunders to avoid. Understand confidence and gravitas and more importantly ways improve these. Today, social anxiety or people declaring themselves introverted on the spur of the moment is quite common, and this is largely due to a lack of social skills on the part of the majority of people.

After two years of pandemic people are touchy. Violence is everywhere. Fear and anxiety run wild. Jess has a scary encounter with a man in the woods and then a blow-up that threatens her closest friendships. Her husband, FBI Agent Scott Cooper, investigates a school shooting he thinks might be the start of a bigger terrorism campaign.

Anti-aging skincare solutions that get you real results, revive your skin, and leave you looking healthier and happier. When you know how to choose a routine suitable for the needs of your skin, you can actually start to reverse the effects of aging. As a result, you can look younger, but most importantly feel better! Even if you think your skin looks fine now, a skincare routine is about maintaining the beauty you already have. And it’s never too early (or too late!) to start taking care of yourself and your skin!