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Mystic Portal – You Say Which Way

18 April 201817 April 2018 Eileen Muelleraction and adventure, adventure, Eileen Mueller, Fairytale Factor, fantasy adventure, interactive fiction, kids adventure books, magic portal, middle grade fiction, You Say Which Way0 comment

Mystic Portal – A You Say Which Way Adventure by Eileen Mueller.

Mystic Portal is no ordinary bike trail. Adventure awaits you. | Read More...

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SpecFic Spotlight: Jan Goldie
Jan Goldie is the author of two YA speculative fiction books, A Mer-Tale (2014) and Brave’s Journey (to be published July 2015, IFWG Publishing). She’s a communications and content writer by day, living in Papamoa by the sea with two children, two budgies and one ferocious little dog. Tell us …

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A Mer-Tale
A Mer-Tale by Jan M. Goldie “We Mer are real. There’s nothing mythological about us. We’ve inhabited Earth’s seas for millions of years. But about one thousand years ago, all that changed. The Spratonites arrived and suddenly we were kicked out of our own home. Now we slum it in …

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