I write weird books for teens. Another word for “weird” is speculative fiction, which is fantasy, sci fi, time travel, supernatural, paranormal, alternate history, dystopian, steampunk, or anything else WAY out of the ordinary.
Here I blog about adventures in life and faith: my adventures… adventures of those I’ve met… and your adventures, if you’d like. I have a lot of random thoughts in my head too. This is the place I like to share them.
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Review by Jill Williamson
Fashion week is coming and the Forrester sisters are busier than ever with their TV show, On the Runway. While Paige seeks interviews with top designers, Erin wants to support...
Jill here! Welcome to the 2013 Summer Scavenger Hunt!
This hunt has 32 stops and runs 5/17 to 5/19/13. If you make the loop, reading unique content from 31 different authors, and fill out the Rafflecopter form...
Review by Jill Williamson
It’s 1962. Bertie lives with her family, and she’s afraid. Of rats, woodsheds, missiles, and even her own father. Bertie tries to make a place to hide, but each time she...
Today is another Team Novel Teen blog tour and a giveaway!
First, a little bit about this marvelous author:
Stephanie Morrill lives in Overland Park, Kansas with her husband and two kids. Her only talents are...
I participated in the Christian Fiction Scavenger hunt last fall and had a lot of fun, so the minute I heard about the summer one, I signed up. It’s going to be awesome!
Here’s how it works. On...
Welcome to another Team Novel Teen blog tour. Today we’re talking about Storm, the third book in the Swipe series by Evan Angler. This is a really popular series, so if you haven’t discovered it...
I’m working on a new fantasy series. (YAY!) I’m still in the storyworld-building phase right now, so I’ve been trying to read a lot of classic or popular general market adult fantasy to get...
Merlin is the blind some of a blacksmith. When his friends and family become interested in the miracle stone that the druids are using to draw people away from King Uthur and his infant son Arthur, Merlin tries to stop them. He can sense that there is something evil about the stone. But can he destroy it before it’s too late?
Cooper, Gordy, and Hiro ride their bikes through the park one day and see a van with a backpack on the roof. Gordy gives chase to try and warn the driver and is abducted by a man with a taser. Cooper calls 911 right away, but he’s not positive he remembered the right license plate number. The hours and days tick by without word from the kidnapper. The police are doing everything they can. But so are Cooper, Hiro, and their friend Lunk. Hiro worries that Cooper and Lunk are taking things too far. But is there a “too far” where the life of a friend is concerned?
Thomas of Magnus, the Orphan King, currently holds the fortress of Magnus. But there are many who would try and take it from him. And when the Earl of York comes to demand that Thomas and Magnus support England’s stand against the invaders from the north who are led by Robert the Bruce, Thomas has no choice but to obey and try and prove his loyalty to the crown. But who is truly loyal to Thomas? What are druids? Who is trying to kill him? And what ever became of Isabelle and Katherine, two mysterious women whose absence is yet another mystery in his life.
I’m a chocolate loving, daydreaming, creator of kingdoms. I write weird books for teens. I'm a believer. A Whovian. And a recovering fashion design assistant, who was raised in Alaska.