Where you lead, I'll follow.Lili's connection to Anjidia is gone. In the wake of the failed rebellion, she's been forced into hiding, and the new regime has grown bolder in her absence. To locate the missing rebels who supported her, and to have any hope for a second chance to save Anjidia, she must find a way to restore her gift.When the mysterious Naltans extend an unprecedented invitation and an offer of help, Lili and former lieutenant Gabrien ...

Blind faith is an incredible thing—an incredible, scary thing.Anjidia was a peaceful and harmonious place until its last ruler, Atnama Aryket, was the victim of the world’s first murder. Now, the gryphon colony has isolated itself. Dragons and humans are at odds. And no one has seen the Atnama's phoenix in over a decade.Heading straight for her enemies is the last thing seventeen-year-old Lili should do, but what other choice does she have after th...

Claudia Schreiber ist krank. Als sie vor drei Jahren einen Zusammenbruch erlitt, dauerte es Wochen, bis klar wurde, dass sie an Alzheimer leidet. Seither verliert sie sich selbst jeden Tag ein bisschen – und ihre Söhne verlieren ihre Mutter, die als Journalistin und Schriftstellerin immer mit ihrem Kopf gearbeitet hat. Lukas Sam Schreiber, Claudias jüngerer Sohn, schreibt nun ihre Geschichte auf. Kurz nach der Diagnose ist er mit Claudia nach Aitutaki, eine winzige Insel im Pazifik, gereis...

Blind faith is an incredible thing-an incredible, scary thing.Anjidia was a peaceful and harmonious place until its last ruler, Atnama Aryket, was the victim of the world's first murder. Now, the gryphon colony has isolated itself. Dragons and humans are at odds. And no one has seen the Atnama's phoenix in over a decade.Heading straight for her enemies is the last thing seventeen-year-old Lili should do, but what other choice does she have after th...

We have all seen the pictures, heard the stories, and witnessed the crisis at the southern border of the United States. In the face of an influx of immigrants, particularly children and families, Customs and Border Patrol has housed children in wire-enclosures, providing only an aluminum blanket to sleep under and little to no access to other basic necessities. It is difficult to watch, especially when one is not certain about how to assist.As writers, we often wonder what we can d...