Bøger af Cameron D Garriepy

Fourteen year old Jack Snow is late for baseball practice when an unusual young woman and her brother cross his path. Jack knows answering Calliope and Phineas's call for help means he won't make it to practice, but he cannot imagine how far from home he will end up as a result. When a mysterious force draws him through a crack in reality, leaving his two new acquaintances stranded behind, Jack, Phineas, and Calliope must all make their way amongst strangers to find their way home. Their journeys reveal long-hidden truths, forge new friendships, and ultimately decide the next chapter in an even greater adventure.

Emma Bright's nightmares are getting worse, and her only confidante, a peer mentor named Julian Cyr, vanished a year before without a word of goodbye. The flame-haired hunter rides through her dreams almost nightly, leaving Emma exhausted and frightened. Emma seeks out Julian's brother, looking for answers, but Jack Snow is unwilling to tell her the truth about his brother's disappearance. Emma's dreams aren't the only thing troubling her. The air shimmers out of the corner of her eye, and visions of another sky beyond her own taunt her in the cafeteria. When Jack witnesses Emma's strange abilities firsthand, he recognizes the connection between Emma and Julian--and the rest of his unusual family. He knows he should tell Emma the truth, but it may be too late. Her newly discovered powers may have taken Emma beyond Jack's reach for good. The Children of the Parallels stories are chapters in an ongoing storyline, not intended to stand alone, written as part of a unique series of gifts for the special kids in the author's life.

Three sweet, holiday romances from Bannerwing Books authors Mandy Dawson, Cameron D. Garriepy, and Angela Amman, new for 2019.A lady in trouble...In the wake of a devastating discovery, the Honorable Miss Henrietta Talbot flees Society's prying eyes. Off to Scotland and harboring a ruinous secret, Henrietta makes the acquaintance of her hosts' compelling-and titled-neighbor. Alastair Campbell's recently inherited estate is on the brink of ruin, and marriage to a wealthy woman-like the beautiful damsel in distress staying at the neighboring estate-might be the only way to save his birthright. Can a seafaring lord and a pirate's daughter find happiness together at the turning of the year? A widower abroad...Baker Hamish Munroe arrives in Thornton, Vermont, in search of solace at an old friend's hearth. Journalist Juliet Chen is spending December shadowing Thornton's favorite pastry chef for a magazine profile. When Hamish literally crashes into Juliet his first day in town, he finds a reason to stay in Vermont for the holidays.A divorcée on her own...As if graduate school for a second career isn't difficult enough, Sophie's grown children have their own holiday plans, and the student artists for whom she models are commenting on the fine lines... around her eyes. When Professor Graham Campbell makes Sophie feel carefree again over a French Silk pie, she cannot imagine that a series of chance encounters will align to bring them together on Christmas Eve.

"You never know what worse luck your bad luck has saved you from." Cormac McCarthy, "No Country for Old Men" In the second volume of Precipice, twenty-four authors from the Write on Edge community explore the concept of luck in twenty-six works of poetry, short fiction, and memoir.

In 1953, a young Naval officer returned home to his family and fell in love with the girl who met him at the train."He'll tell you, if you stop to say hello, that he fell in love with her the moment he saw her, but she fell in love with him on the bridge." Katherine's voice had gone hoarse. "His face lights up like a boy's." - Kate Pease in Sweet Pease.Thornton, Vermont's most enduring love story echoes through the generations that follow George Cartwright and Ginny Fletcher-from Walt and Molly Fuller's youthful passion to Elisha McNair's elegant rediscovery of a childhood infatuation, from Seth Weston's Big Hurt to George and Ginny's daughter's second chance at love.Sugaring Season celebrates the sweetness of everyday love in eight short stories from the world of the Thornton Vermont Series. These eight stories can be read outside the series, or as a companion to the novels.Note: this is the first time these eight stories have appeared together, but some readers may be familiar with some of them already as newsletter freebies or previously published works. The eponymous final story-Sugaring Season-is brand new for this release.

Kate Pease knows better than to fall for a tourist in her postcard town.Thornton's favorite pastry chef is expanding her bakery. The last thing she needs is a visiting professor bad mouthing her livelihood in an interview, even if he turns out to be more dreamy academic than snarky out-of-towner.Ewan Lovatt is in Thornton, Vermont for a semester to teach while he researches his next novel. His agent wants pages, but tangling with the town sweetheart is irresistibly inspiring.Everything about Ewan turns Kate on...except he's not staying. She's not inclined to risk her heart, but there's nothing wrong with a fling.What if love isn't just passing through?The second novel in the Thornton, Vermont trilogy, Sweet Pease revisits the town-and characters-readers fell in love with in Damselfly Inn.