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Snow Everly has only been told that she is too small and weak to fight. How wrong they are!.

"Amusing and Original! full of incredibly human moments"
--Kirkus Reviews

"Zeman rewrites the definition of vampires, werewolves, to present a fresh, convincing approach to their existence. There is a similar new world exploration feeling that I got from Harry Potter and The Hunger Games and this book really deserves to be among the high ranks of similar popular youth fiction.
-- Dustin Campbell, Bunnyzine

I wasn't born with a scar on my forehead. I'm not an heir to a distant kingdom. I was born a rabbit. My destiny was simply to die in a laboratory. But becoming a hero doesn't happen overnight and destiny is a funny thing. In one moment the kindness of a stranger- or in my case a vampire - can change everything.
My name is Snow and I am a wererabbit.

Snow was born a rabbit and believes that her destiny was to die in a cold laboratory. Then one winter night, a vampire named John breaks in searching for his missing research. When the lab goes up in flames he goes back and rescues her. He names her Snowball and has no idea that she is no ordinary rabbit. When Snow turns three years old, Snow gains the ability to shift into a girl. Why was she created? Who and what are the mysterious figures following her? Follow Snow on her journey as she makes friends with werewolves, a telepathic mouse and searches for answers. Her dream is to one day become a hero and above all else - she wants to be accepted for who she is - a wererabbit.

"It's magical, moving and, yes, it does cry out for a sequel! Zeman touches on things that cause pain in all beings being different, being bullied by others, and the need for love, acceptance and companionship."
-- Readers' Favorite

"A wild ride! I absolutely loved Snow."
--Long and Short Reviews YA

Chronicles of Wererabbit—a hopeful young adult paranormal/action/fantasy series about a girl who can shift into a rabbit and her journey to become a hero. The book contains themes of self-empowerment, environmentalism and finding the hero inside each of us.
What if the one thing that can stop a sociopathic queen, Victoria from taking over the world was the only rabbit-shifter in the world?
Snow is the result of one of the Queen's many diabolical experiments on werewolves and other species.
She was rescued by her genius scientist father—an outcast from vampire society for being partially deaf (genetically "imperfect")— who is trying to save the world by seeking out new mythical creatures and preserving the DNA of all living things.
 
On Thumper, her super tricked out motorcycle that would make James Bond green with envy—
she will face snow demons, carnivorous volcano creatures, tigers who dissolve and travel under the sand; a dragon who can transform into water and vapor; a vengeful Kraken out to save her baby; survive avalanches, a deadly island with an insane AI tour guide—all the while on the run from the deadly snake-human hybrid that Victoria has sent after her.
 
Victoria wants to restore vampires to power and bring humanity to its knees and will destroy every living creature to do it. What can one rabbit shifter alone do to stop her?

Danger lurks outside Eden’s sturdy walls, in the land of the Soulless—a medieval world filled with witches, warrior kingdoms, and magic.

WINNER: Pinnacle Book Achievement Award - Best Science Fiction (Dystopian)

Seventeen-year-old Aaliss graduated at the top of her class and now protects Eden as a highly trained Guardian. She’s sworn to keep Eden safe, for outside the city, a deadly plague reigns over the world. Once infected with the Red Death, no one lives past their early twenties.

Wilky, Aaliss’s rather odd younger brother, discovers a cure, but it comes at a cost. The High Priest falsely brands them as traitors, and Aaliss must do what she never expected—run.

Forced to flee the only home they’ve ever known, they plunge into the land of the Soulless. Captured in the wild new world, Aaliss strikes a deal with the surprisingly charming Prince Eamon—the cure, in exchange for her freedom. Together they search for the ingredients to the cure in a desperate race against time to save the Prince’s brother’s life.

Aaliss is eager to return home and seek revenge against the High Priest, but when her feelings for Prince Eamon tug her deeper into the world of the Soulless, she questions everything she once believed. Are the Soulless so bad? Will she and Wilky fall victim to the Red Death? Or... might Aaliss finally discover, against all odds, what her heart has yearned for all along?

See for yourselves why others say:

• "[An] epic tale that stands out." ~ US Review of Books, “Recommended”
• "[A] thought-provoking... juggernaut of change that rolls over everyone in its path...." ~ D. Donovan, Sr. Reviewer, Midwest Book Review, “Pick of the Month”
• "[A] fantasy adventure that weaves together powerful themes like death and faith, love and devotion, and, of course, betrayal." ~ Readers’ Favorite Book Reviews, 5 STARS
• "Red Death is a young adult dystopian-esque novel, but to me, it has a very Game of Thrones, epic fantasy... feel." ~ Pixie Styx

FINALIST: Readers' Favorite Book Awards 2017 -- Young Adult Fantasy
FINALIST: Eric Hoffer Book Awards 2017 – Young Adult

[Dystopian Science Fiction, Sword and Sorcery, Post-Apocalyptic, Young Adult]

Evolved Publishing presents an intriguing entry into the “Red Death” series of dark dystopian fantasy adventures, by a multiple award-winning author whose books have achieved broad critical acclaim. [DRM-Free]

Books by Jeff Altabef:

• RED DEATH - Book 1: Red Death
• RED DEATH - Book 2: The Ghost King
• CHOSEN - Book 1: Wind Catcher (with Erynn Altabef)
• CHOSEN - Book 2: Brink of Dawn (with Erynn Altabef)
• CHOSEN - Book 3: Scorched Souls (with Erynn Altabef)
• A POINT THRILLER - Book 1: Fracture Point
• A POINT THRILLER - Book 2: Shatter Point

More Great Sci-Fi from Evolved Publishing:

• The Seekers Series by David Litwack
• Enslaved by D. Robert Pease
• The Jakkattu Vector by P.K. Tyler

When the author met her in 1977, Helga was an elementary school librarian, a 1948 German immigrant. Asked about her experience during the war, Helga quietly revealed she had been a "Jugend," a member of Hitler's child army, "trained to revere and obey the Fuhrer." When Riehl asked how children were recruited, she replied, "Clever seduction." Helga's seduction begins with an invitation from Hitler she cannot refuse. The ten-year-old is ordered to attend weekly meetings of the Hitler Youth movement. Lies and tasty treats are employed to entice her allegiance to the Fuhrer. Helga is sent away to Hitler Youth training camps as the war draws nearer her home in Berlin. She is caught between loyalty to her family, suffering under Nazi rule, and loyalty to the Fuhrer, who keeps her safe and well-fed. Helga's gradual disillusionment, followed by her harrowing escape home, is a powerful coming-of-age story of a young girl's survival of Nazi mind control. This edition contains letters from Helga to the author, describing her childhood memories.

Seventeen-year-old Gina Falcone has been alone for much of her life. Her father passed away when she was a young girl and her un-affectionate mother eventually leaves her to care for herself when she is only thirteen.

Though her epic journey begins in 1920 by an almost deadly mistake, Gina will find many of her heart's desires in the most unlikely of places. The loss of everything is the catalyst that brings her to a level of achievement she could have never imagined.

Yet Gina soon realizes it's the same events that brought her success that may also bring everything crashing down around her. The new life she's built soon beckons for something that was left behind. Now, the new woman must find a way to dance through a life she could have never dreamed of.

What price does war exact for freedom? This is war through the eyes of survivors amidst bloodied fields of victims. Set during the Civil War, "Free Passage" tells interlinked stories of men, young women & children, whose lives are torn apart by War. Each of them flies in the face of adversity & each triumphs, though in a very different way. It begins with the tragedy of the Maguire twins & introduces Girl, a deaf slave, who finds forbidden love with a good man, her owner's son, only to have War wrench them apart. She flees to seek freedom for herself & her child in Canada. Migrant tinker, Herr Schmidt, seeks across the war torn States to find his missing daughter, Mina, finding instead a runaway slave & an orphaned boy caring for his little brother. The War makes a man of the boy before his time. Mina escapes her captors & lives by her wits, finding her way to safety & a future she could once only dream. EXCERPT, "Girl's Story," in Wordgathering, Australia, Dec 2014 and in  no.71, 2015 Kaleidoscope, USA

Aurora Firedrake returns in the spellbinding sequel to The Last of the Firedrakes. 

The seven kingdoms of Avalonia are crumbling and evil is spreading across the land like a plague. Queen Morgana is close to finding a way to open The Book of Abraxas and it's only a matter of time until she uses the power trapped inside its pages to enslave the entire world.

With Avalonia growing more dangerous by the day, Aurora must travel through war-torn lands and deep into the heart of the fae kingdom of Elfi. Her goal is to find a legendary weapon infused with the last of the realm's ancient magic--the only weapon in the world powerful enough to stop the queen.

Aurora might have survived her first battle against Queen Morgana, but the true fight to save her kingdom and restore her throne has only just begun...

Silver award winner in IBPA's Benjamin Franklin Awards 2018
Finalist in the 2018 EPIC eBook Awards
Silver Medal winner in the 2017 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards
Bronze Medal winner in the 2017 Readers' Favorite Book Award

Based on a true story, Tears and Trombones follows a boy who wants to become a musician. His blue-collar, alcoholic father is dead set against it, and uses ridicule, humiliation and finally, cruelty, to prevent the boy from pursuing his musical dream.  The boy is creative not only in music as he fights to hold on to his dream.

Gold Award winner - 2016 Independent Publisher Book Awards

Stabbed. Burned by a dragon. Abandoned for the windrocs to pick over. The traitor Ra’aba tried to silence Hualiama forever. But he reckoned without the strength of a dragonet’s paw and the courage of a girl who refused to die.

Only an extraordinary friendship will save Hualiama’s beloved kingdom of Fra’anior and restore the King to the Onyx Throne. Flicker, the valiant dragonet. Hualiama, a foundling, adopted into the royal family. The power of a friendship which paid the ultimate price.

This is the tale of Hualiama Dragonfriend and a love which became legend.

Fly away on an unforgettable dragonride today!

Gold Award winner - 2017 Readers Favorite Awards (Young Adult / Coming of Age)

2016 Readers' Favorite Finalist in the Young Adult - Coming of Age category

A twist of fate changes her life forever…
One dream put on hold to honor another…
Do second chances exist? Can dreams be reclaimed?

Twins, Isabelle and Ian are enjoying their senior year of high school with their whole lives ahead of them.
She is auditioning for Julliard and he has offers for soccer scholarships at any school he wants.
Only Isabelle knew he was planning to put off college and join the Army.
Tragedy strikes one day and Ian is killed. In her grief, Isabelle decides to put her dream on hold and honor his.
While deployed tragedy strikes again and she is injured.
Thinking her dreams of dancing again are out of reach she gives up on life. Is she strong enough to overcome her disabilities? Can the love she finds with her brothers best friend Conner be enough to help her reclaim her dreams?

Since the horrific night a drunk driver slammed into their car during his driving lesson, young Teddy has had to live with the memory of seeing his beloved father, Stan, die. Now just sixteen, he carries both sorrow and survivor's guilt. Concerned for her grieving son, Mary decides to put as much distance as she can between Teddy and the nightmarish Phoenix intersection that claimed Stan's life. She moves the family to Stan's small Indiana hometown, a place of peace in which she hopes they can build new memories. There, Teddy finds inspiration in an old book his greatgrandfather carried with him to America, a book Bulgarian fathers have always read to their sons. Is Stan reaching out to his son from the grave? Mary also makes an equally lifechanging discovery in the small town-Rosetta, Stan's high school sweetheart. The deeper Mary digs, the more she learns of the forbidden love Stan and Rosetta shared. During the Civil Rights Movement, they dared to reach out for love across racial lines. Now as their three lives intertwine, Teddy, Mary, and Rosetta must make difficult choices. Will they choose happiness? Or will old pains cause them to live as victims of circumstances? Beginning in 1912 on Ellis Island and told in three voices over four generations, I'll Always Be with You is a profound celebration of the power of family.