The crows are flying. And on their wings, destiny changes. One crow signals bad luck. Three, a celebration. Seven, a secret. Each number drives the fate of someone's soul. You haven't stumbled upon Wings of Prophecy by chance; this is your reward for being a chosen reader. If you'd like to support us, we're donating 100% of the proceeds to the Vermont Institute of Natural Science where they care for the environment through education, research, and avian wildlife rehabilitation. Enjoy these 14 multi-genre stories including: Recent residents in an uncontrollable neighborhood with a sinister plan. The only thing able to stop them is nature and its guardians. Jeff Bacon – Crow Court (Horror) Nobody had told Hailey about the werewolves when she moved to Mickleburg, and nobody had told her about Adam, a near-stalker, but she faced both on an isolated mountaintop. Louisa Bauman – Terror On The Mountain (Horror) War is on the horizon, and once again, Morrigan is called upon to save her people, but this time more than the outcome of the battle is at stake. Corina Douglas – The Morrigan: Wings Of War (Fairytales, Folklore, & Myths) Lady Adalynn holds her son, a child born under an ominous omen. But he is not hers. Paris Hansch – The Unwanted Child (Fantasy) Will detective Jake Duncan solve his last case before retirement or choose family instead? H.R. Hobbs – The Seven Crows Society (Detective Noir) An odd child, unwanted by her father, hated by her young stepmother, Jasmine didn't have any friends. But then, unfortunately, she found some. Reen Jones – Feeding The Crows (Horror) Stuck on a ranch and bored, Brylee goes on a run that changes her life. Will she ever be the same? Tasche Laine – Running In The Rain (Contemp. Fic) Independence is all Bernice wants, but her privileged upbringing dictates otherwise. Can she break free from expectations before it's too late? Nola Li Barr – Bernice (Romance) When armed with a camera, a good omen, and true love, the world is perfect. Right? Joy Monette – An Intriguing Man (Contemp. Fic) Sometimes, being rescued is not what it's cracked up to be. Leigh Roberts – The Rescued (Fantasy, Myths and Legends) Count your crows, and then you'll know, if the signs will bring you, joys or woes. Alicia Scarborough – Crows Of Nine (Urban Fantasy Poetry) Sarah must find the secret portal but elaborate riddles and a desperate killer stand in her way. Will she find the portal in time to stop the murder? Melanie Snow – Attempted Murder (Cozy Mystery) Three crows rising, portends of evil or a guiding light in the darkness? Rick Van de Poll – Triple Crown Crows (Nature Poetry, Mythology) She never believed they existed, but now this young witch must stand before the Three Crows as they bestow her with a mandate to kill... Qatarina Wanders – The Three Crows (Dark Urban Fantasy) The crows are calling for you. Will you answer?
Authors
Corina Douglas lives at the bottom of the world in the paradise of New Zealand. When she isn't kiddo wrangling or running her editing business, Burning Legacies Publishing, she can be found exploring the forest, doing that stretchy yoga thing, or with her nose in a good book. She writes new adult fantasy based on Celtic mythology, with Game of Thrones and ACOTAR vibes. You’ll find her stories full of emotional angst, fast-paced action, and kick-butt heroes. Visit Corina at: www.corinadouglas.com Book editing: www.burninglegaciespublishing.com Connect with Corina on: Tiktok: https://tiktok.com/@corina.douglas.au... Facebook: https://facebook.com/corina.douglas.a... Instagram: https://instagram.com/CDouglas\_author Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/CDouglas\_author
Joy Monette is an official editor of eBooks. Recently, she decided to experience life on the dangerous side by writing and publishing her own work. She now has even more respect for authors than she started out with. Which is saying a lot. Her work can be classified as Contemporary Coming of Age with a liberal selection of warmth, despair, hope, and humor. Joy grew up in the UK, and on the cusp of adulthood, she returned to South Africa, the land of her birth. She fell in love with its vibrancy, diversity, windmills, and thunderstorms. She is currently busy with a series of three novellas set in Johannesburg during the early 1990s when apartheid was unraveling, and the New South Africa was about to be born. You can visit her on her website at joymonette.com and get updates and free short stories as soon as they become available. Thank you for visiting her author page, and thank you for your reviews of Winds of Winter!
Tasche Laine has worked as a journalist, teacher, and book editor. Her published works include book award winners CLOSURE and CHAMELEON, two short story anthologies: Winds of Winter and Wings of Prophecy, the young adult mystery series, CHRONICLES OF V, and the children’s book series, Lil Peter, she co-writes with her husband, Peter Valdez. Tasche grew up in a small town in Oregon, has lived all over the U.S., and currently lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and puppy, Story. She also visits family in southern California as often as possible. For more information, please visit her website at taschelaine.com. From the Author Closure is based on events from my life and has been fictionalized to protect the identities of the people involved, as well as for literary effect. Even though this story is deeply personal, it would not let me rest until I told it. I feel an obligation to tell it, to be a voice for those who feel silenced. My story addresses some difficult topics. It’s time to acknowledge the prevalence of these issues—the first step as a catalyst for change. I was inspired to speak out by Milck’s song, “Quiet.” I can’t keep quiet anymore. I hope that readers will see this book as more than just a story about two kids who fell in love. Because life is so much more complicated than that. Yes, there is a love story here, but it is also a life story. I was inspired to see it through to publication because I feel I have been given a second chance—I almost lost my voice to a thyroid tumor, and my life to kidney cancer—I survived both, and now I’m making a difference.
Librarian note: There are different authors with this name in this data base. Melanie Snow is the pen name for Wendy Van de Poll, a bestselling author, pet loss grief coach, and animal medium. She is the author of The Spellwood Witches, a paranormal cozy mystery series. Her books weave together positive magic, snarky forest faeries, and insightful animals with fun and eclectic humor. True life adventures and intuition are woven into her stories laced with unbridled imagination. She has been followed by wild wolves in minus 60 degrees, hissed at by a mama bobcat, and played ball with a wild owl—among other animal encounters. Find out more about her work: https://wendyvandepoll.com/melanie-snow
Qatarina Wanders is a full-time writer and editor with a unicorn and pug obsession. When she isn't writing or editing books about unicorns or pugs (or owl shifters, vampires, werewolves, faeries, witches, angels, or succubi), she is likely eating sushi with her daughter or jumping out of a plane in the Rocky Mountains. Follow her on: facebook.com/qatwrites instagram.com/qatwanders pinterest.com/qatwanders
Paris Hansch (Homo sapiens) is a fantasy fanatic, biologist and avid reader, native to Australia. Common behaviour includes living in her own nerdy world of sword and sorcery, playing D&D and writing kickass women in fiction. Armed with her motto of, 'No More Damsels In Distress', she battles to see a world where everyone can stand as equals, have the freedom to be exactly who they are and portray real female characters we can show our daughters and say, 'be like her'. Will you join her on this journey? https://parishansch.com/jointhejourney
