Find Weave the Worlds (Shattered Stories #1) here.
She can bring stories to life, but at what cost?
As the heir to House Evensong, Princess Harper’s story has already been written: she will become queen of her war-torn planet, Arkron, and continue the Evensong legacy of protecting her homeworld. However, Harper imagines a different role for herself. After all, if she’s not meant to reshape reality through stories, why would the Creator have blessed her with storyweaving?
When Arkron’s negotiations with the Consortium fail, and the Consortium attempts to kidnap Harper as leverage, she must flee home across the galaxy instead of fighting. Revealing her powers would make Arkron a grander prize to the Consortium, and alienate Harper’s people from House Evensong. But perhaps revealing her power is the only way to drive the Consortium from Arkron for good.
With an invasion on the horizon, Princess Harper, her brother Prince Pickett, the accidental shape-shifter Evaly, and the warrior Fayen must band together to return to their planet. As her world shatters around her, Harper is forced to reckon with who the Creator truly made her to be.
Recommended for readers age 12-18
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*Featured Story: “The Weaver, the Walkers, and the Weakling”
Aspen’s village has been under assault by monsters for as long as he can remember. As they become bolder, Aspen will have to discover where true courage comes from if he wants to stand up to the creatures that threaten to take all he holds dear.
Recommended for readers age 12-18
Find The (Mis)Adventures of the Dread Pirate Nolan here.
Destiny. Donuts. And the Dread Pirate Nolan.
Upon learning that his much-dreaded coronation is imminent, Prince Nolan casts off his crown for a different kind of hat; a pirate hat, to be specific. After his (mis)adventures take him across the seas, Nolan learns that his kingdom is in danger. Will he finally accept his crown and the weight that comes with it? Or continue on as the Dread Pirate Nolan?
Recommended for readers age 8-11
Find “Tower Island” here.
She was born to die, but didn’t. Now, she must find her new sacred purpose.
Raised to be a sacrifice to the stone monsters her people believe roam Tower Island, Kalturi washes up on the island only to discover that the place is not what her people assumed it was. The great stone monsters are, in fact, only statues, carved by the hand of a man named Crafter. Adrift without her sacred purpose, Kalturi scours the island in an attempt to find something that will give her life meaning. When this search lands her before Crafter, whom she despises, Kalturi finds herself forced to confront her beliefs about what makes a person valuable, and what she was created for.
Recommended for readers age 14+
Find Expressions 2023 here.
Featured Stories: “Wires and Wings”, “Firefall” and “Bringer of Light”
*Wires and Wings
“What if Cinderella went to the ball to kill the prince?” In a world where cyborgs are seen as less than human and sent to kill each other for entertainment, Ashera decides to do something about it. Little does she know, the prince hides a secret that may unify them in their efforts.
*Firefall
As the stone-bone spreads through their camp, the Neherum blame the single unstricken member of their camp for their misfortune: A young boy named Ro. Banished from his people, he sets out to find a cure for the disease–for his master, but not those who hate him. As his journey takes him to the Firefall itself, he finds himself forced to reckon with the Creator who cares for them all the same.
*Bringer of Light
As one of the priestesses that tends the Light That Does Not Fade, Evanora finds herself doubting the Creator’s goodness as her people starve around her. When the flame in their sacred chalice finally goes out, Evanora finds herself faced with a choice: give in to despair or learn where the light really comes from.
Recommended for readers 14+
Stories marked with an * are a part of the Exlenna Universe of Weave the Worlds.
Norah Case / / Author 