Book Title: Tunuftol's
Fortress of Light (Book 1)
Author: Ann Snizek
Release Date: January 29,
2013
Genre: YA Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Length: Over 75,000 Words
Publisher:
Snow Flower
Publishing, Editing & Reviews
Presented by: As You Wish Tours
BLURB
Krissa and her little brother, Micah, have been pushed
around the foster system until they find themselves in the care of
"Grandma" Athey. Krissa begins having unusual dreams and her brother
knows more than she thinks. Their new friends, Pin, and her twin brother,
Khevin, join forces to unravel Krissa's questions. Krissa has become The Chosen
One and is drawn into a mission against an evil faction that usurped the throne
from Khevin's family. With a group of friends accumulated from school, Krissa
learns to control her new found powers and follow her dreams back to the world
they all fled from as small children…
Blood or Oil of Sweet Champagne
Float or Fly or Stay the Same
Up or Down or Way Below
You Must Choose Which Way to Go
EXCERPT
"I know," the man said with a
sigh. He placed his other hand on the back of
Khevin's head and touched foreheads
with his son. Stepping back, he leaned over, gave
Pin a kiss on her nose, and hugged her
tightly.
Sealey stepped over to Krissa and
handed her one of the heavier bags. "Let me know when you need me to help
with it. We have a long way to go, and it can get heavy after a while."
"I can handle it. Thanks,"
she said and swung the bag to her back.
"I don't doubt that, but I
wouldn‘t want you to strain yourself just before we need you to work your
magic…literally," he said with a growing smirk. "I wonder whose wrath
I would rather deal with…The Prince, or the Chosen One. Something tells me I'd
rather deal with his."
Sealey chuckled, enjoying himself. He
moved nimbly to avoid Krissa's swinging arm, despite the extra weight he
carried, and followed everyone else onto the porch. When Krissa got to the
door, he held it open for her.
"I'm afraid I might have to take
your wrath, as well, for that one," he whispered to her as she went
through the door.
"You might," Krissa said with
what she hoped was an evil looking grin.
Daisy Mae waddled through all the legs
and Krissa saw a bag strapped to her back. It had a small loop at her collar
for Philetus to hold. She smiled at the thought of the small fuzzy creature
riding on the round old beagle, and walked to the railing beside Micah.
"You have everything?"
Grandma Athey asked Khevin. He nodded and she turned to Daisy Mae. "Well,
old girl. You take care of yourself…and my pack of strays.
I‘ll hold down the fort, as
usual."
The gray-haired woman bent down and
rubbed the dogs head lovingly. She walked over to Micah and Krissa then and
held her arms out to them both. Micah hugged her tightly and Krissa hugged over
him.
"I will miss you both. You
remember to listen to your dreams. Pin will be there to provide clarity and
strength to them, so you won't have trouble remembering the important
ones," she told them.
Pulling back from the hugs Grandma Athey
took Micah‘s face in her wrinkled hands. "You pay close attention to what
you see young man. Even if you don't understand
it right away, it could still be important." She put a hand on Krissa's
arm."Krissa, my dear, you will have some difficult times ahead, but you
have the right people around you to help with them."
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AUTHOR BIO
I grew
up in Vermont mostly and now live in Virginia with my family (those still at
home). My husband and I have a blended family of seven kids. My childhood was
spent moving around a lot. (non-military) About five years ago, we started
home-schooling our youngest children. Now there are only two remaining in
home-school. I have tried to nurture the love of books in our children and now
our grandchildren -- always nurturing their imaginations. Recently, I have
become active in our community with literacy, starting a local (and online)
creative writing club and volunteer tutoring at the Adult Learning Center.
I struggle with Fibromyalgia and PTSD. So, have to be
careful not to overdo things... I don't always listen to my own advice. I have
a dry, sarcastic and corny sense of humor and always try to look at things
optimistically. (again not always successful) However, I feel that if I don't
give up -- for long -- then things will work out for the best eventually.
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