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Can things get any worse for Nate Belmont? Not only has his family moved to the strange town of Wardulac, but he also has to go to night school.Why? Because in Wardulac, they only offer school once the sun goes down.The weirdness doesn't stop there. Nate is haunted by terrifying dreams, a...

Book Two of The Sky Road ChroniclesSome stars are not lost. They are simply waiting to be remembered.After discovering the hidden Sky Road and the truth of her extraordinary heritage, Niska's journey is far from over. Drawn deeper into a realm where memories shape the world itself, she enters...

If you’re listening this book, odds are good that you’re a fan of the Ancient Aliens documentaries, or at least are a proponent of ancient astronaut theories. I think many of their theories are quite provocative, but I don’t agree with everything they say. As the old saying goes, if two people agree on every single detail, one of them is unnecessary. Difference of opinion is the stimulus that makes humans keep striving to learn more. My beliefs are just as unprovable as theirs, but everyone is entitled to their own opinion.

I became president of Dead on Arrival MC in the blink of an eye. Almost as quickly, I was taken away from the club, arrested, and sentenced to death for a crime I didn’t commit. I always thought I’d go out in a blaze of glory on my Harley, not strapped to a chair with people cheering for my last breath.

For generations, the people of the valley have lived by an old belief: as long as someone remembers your name, a part of you never truly leaves this world. Niska has always believed the stories her grandmother, Unci, tells around the evening fire are simply legends—tales of ancient Sky Walkers, a mysterious White Wolf, and a hidden road that stretches through the stars.

A road can be closed on paper. That does not mean no one is using it. State compliance investigator Calder Venn arrives in the isolated town of Bellwether expecting a routine inspection of a decommissioned county road. Instead, he finds fresh gravel, cleared drainage ditches, new equipment—and residents who insist the road has not been touched in years. Then Calder meets Neve Arliss.