I Wrote This

The deadly trials have opened up again, and many seek to pass them for exclusive access into the Neforian Abyss, a place of wonder and riches, but not everyone seeks the fame, wealth, and knowledge buried deep within the ruins and sectors. Leah is searching for something far more precious than any metal or jewel. She never expected to drag around someone other than herself, let alone a group of people. The missing pages in his father’s journal don't add up, and Cassian needs to know why. Was his dad’s death more nefarious than what he’d originally thought? Following Leah in the trials would lead him one step closer to finding closure, or so he’s hoping. Boredom kills Aeron. Taking on missions only dulls the feeling for a short time before becoming unbearable once again. That is until he finds the trials. What better way to kill time than risk your life? Anything would be better than what Sebastian has to endure. Anything. He doesn’t even want to participate in the trials. It’s suicide since his vows restrict him from causing intentional harm to others, but it’s his last chance to escape Silas. As coincidences lead them together, they have to learn to trust each other, or face the Trial alone.

In this Christian coming of age novella, God works on the heart of Joshua, a young adult who is unhappy with the world. Josh never wanted to go to the hospital. He didn't even like his grandfather, but he decided that his hate for his mother's nagging outweighed his dislike for the old man. There was no way Josh expected meeting Alice, a young girl with cancer. Only God could know how much one life would change everything for Josh.