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There comes a time in our life, whether we want it or not, when we’re faced with a choice. We can attempt retreat. We can try to step aside. We can plead for compromise. We can give up and surrender. Or we can stand.
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When I began writing this first chapter (in my first novel), my goal was to create a world—and a girl—that my teenage daughter could relate to. A regular girl. A normal girl. Nothing special about her. Nothing glittering. No vampires. No zombies.
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Have you ever camped in the winter? Or been perched on a high mountain during a stiff wind?
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The world is changing. But change isn’t always positive. As adults, we sometimes forget that kids don’t want or need their parents or guardians to be their friends.
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Everyone loves a hero. But have you noticed that it’s often the quiet person who unexpectedly rises to face the danger?
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I wrote this novel with an audience of one: my daughter. She was a huge fan of the Harry Potter series, as well as The Chronicles of Narnia.
Brandon was super honored to help the young fantasy phenom, Taylor Hunter, in creating a course for aspiring young writers, training them how to write a short story in 30 days (or less) and then publish it on Amazon KDP. Check it out!