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This story takes place on the Island of Alltree. Long ago, strong ships discovered its lush forests, fertile earth and crystal clear rivers. Hearing of the beauty of the land, Lady Lara's grandfather, Lord Evergreen, boarded a ship and sailed to Alltree to see the land for himself. Captured by its beauty, he returned home to tell everyone of the faraway island and his plans to build Evergreen Castle. Returning to Alltree with skilled craftsmen, he proceeded to build a castle on the west side of the island that overlooked the sea. After a decade, his castle was finally complete, and he brought his family to the island. One by one Lord Cumberland, Lord Fallon, Lord Draglaw, and Lord Heinrich made their journey to Alltree and began building castles of their own. They were all peace loving men, and the five lords pledged to refrain from war and live in peace. It wasn't long before immortals heard of the island and began to sneak aboard ships to make their way to Alltree. They changed everything. Lady Lara, Lord Evergreen's granddaughter, is now the Mistress of Evergreen Castle. She is a two hundred year old vampire that has fought the madness and won. Her army of humans and vampires stand ready to protect the castle and the surrounding villages from those that disobey her one rule. Never drink human blood. Overcome by grief after finding his family murdered, Thomas frequently seeks the village tavern to drown his pain with ale. Late one foggy evening after stumbling from the tavern, he is confronted by a stranger that will leave him mindless and craving the taste of blood. Observed by Lady Lara to be reckless and deadly, she offers her help to save him. Little does he know that being saved by her will lead to an unexpected love, fear from an act of treason, and a willingness to sacrifice anything.

Book 3 of the Evergreen Series. After escaping the threat of Jario's desires, Lara awakens in her new surroundings. Will the protection granted by Velsa's spell keep her safe? Devastated by the loss of his beloved Lara, Thomas and his army continue to search for her. Mystical evidence provided by the warlock gives Thomas an unbelievable surprise. With Tate's help, they begin their search of the mountain believed to be inhabited by a hermit. An unforeseen discovery adds a new quest to their journey. Will it save them or lead them to their final death? Hearing that Lara is missing, Jario begins his search to find her. Using every trick he has available, he discovers a clue that will help him find her. Evil ways have evil endings, and Jario's relentless pursuit of Lara may be his undoing. What of the light in the tower? Is it really tied to Lara? Will the Evergreen Army find Lara before the light in the tower goes dark? Each beat of Lara's heart brings you closer to the answers.

Thomas has returned Lara and their daughter, Laralynn, safely to Evergreen Castle. Now that Jario has been secured by Gautier, Seth has become Lord of the Crimson Claw Castle. An unlikely visitor to the castle sends Desirae looking for shelter and bringing a warning to Gautier and Kayleigh. The fear of Jario's interference has been ended or has it? Magna mysteriously escapes Black Thistle Castle and visits Velsa for help in finding a way to free Jario and make her body whole again. Without the help she had hoped for, Magna leaves the witch's cottage in search of anyone or anything that will cure her. Velsa continues to focus on her quest to retrieve Kayleigh's tail to complete a spell that will bring Gautier back to her. A visit from Lady Lara forces her to make a blood promise. To break it means her own death. Astra waits for the final item that will allow her to leave the mountain. What will happen when the witch that cursed her to the mountain finds out she has returned even more powerful and has joined forces with the warlock? A clash of powerful magic is coming. Who will survive?

HE WANTED A PURPOSE.WHAT HE FOUND WAS ANSWERS."One touch and he knows everything you know."Every memory, every skill, every thought you had at the moment of contact. It's an ability that has allowed Jaylin Rowlin to survive and stay out of the hands of people who would use him for their own gain.After surviving the attempt of a rogue billionaire to disect him and take his abilities, Jaylin has been forced to lay low. As the heat dies down, however, he finds that hiding out isn't enough-he needs a reason to keep going. He needs a purpose.When one of his permanent voices tells him he can find answers at a defunct off-the-books military lab called "The Pit," Jaylin and his mental entourage embark on a mission to infiltrate the base and learn the dark secrets behind Jaylin's origins.What they find puts Jaylin in more danger than he's ever faced.And for the first time in his life, he knows he isn't alone. EVERGREEN: TRACE CONTACT is the sequel to the wildly popular EVERGREEN, brought to you by the master of action and adventure, KEVIN TUMLINSON.

From Award Winning Author Wendy Altshuler comes Book I in the Evergreen Series. When Christopher became lost in a wood one day, he would never have dreamed that he would meet a walking, talking, awakened tree. Where did the tree come from? What was he doing wandering in the wood? Lost deep in the forest after straying from a family picnic, a boy from post-World War II England befriends an awakened tree from another dimension, and together they must unearth ancient truths to end the war of the trees. From a review of the series: "A fantasy novel meant for young adults but appealing to readers and fantasy fans of all ages, following the adventures of a young boy, his close friend, and the bond he shares with a tree come to life. An emotionally moving, uplifting, and wholesome fable...highly recommended is the first novel in the Evergreen series, [Christopher's] Adventures In Evergreen. " -Midwest Book Review "From my perspective as a veteran elementary school teacher, I predict that kids will like the wacky conversations and situations in this book. Try this book on a fourth or fifth-grader with a sense of humor and a good vocabulary." -Jean Marchand, Rambles.net