Dance of The Scorpion - Shafer, Bobbie J.
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As Caleb and Duncan near the end of their summer holiday, their guardian and teacher Molly O'Toole is attacked by a horrific mutated scorpion, and it is the first of many. Students and instructors from other Army of the Light schools gather at Elemental for protection, but as events unfold, Professor Slimmerik and Caleb decide that something evil lurks within the walls of the school. To make things worse, it is possible that one of the people living at Elemental is not who they seem to be. Caleb must seek the aid of the one person he fears the most, the Guardian of the Forbidden Forest, the…mehr

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As Caleb and Duncan near the end of their summer holiday, their guardian and teacher Molly O'Toole is attacked by a horrific mutated scorpion, and it is the first of many. Students and instructors from other Army of the Light schools gather at Elemental for protection, but as events unfold, Professor Slimmerik and Caleb decide that something evil lurks within the walls of the school. To make things worse, it is possible that one of the people living at Elemental is not who they seem to be. Caleb must seek the aid of the one person he fears the most, the Guardian of the Forbidden Forest, the powerful goddess who destroys all who enter her protected woodland. He must brave terrible bloodthirsty creatures just to beg an audience. Without her help the students will be left at the mercy of the unknown evil and Elemental Academy might be doomed for all eternity. But is an alliance with the goddess worth suffering her wrath?
Autorenporträt
Bobbie Shafer is a freelance writer of over 400 published short stories and articles that have appeared in dozens of national magazines. She is the author of three historical novels, one mystery novel, and five young adult novel, plus co-authors over 25 illustrated children's books under the pseudonym, BobbiCat. Bobbie credits her success to East Texas Writers' Guild, Writing Warriors Critique Group, and especially Marie McGaha, her mentor, editor, and publisher. Bobbie lives on a mini-farm near Troup, Texas with her husband, Gordon. She is mother of four, grandmother of three, great-grandmother of four, stepmother of a son and grandson. Bobbie and her daughter, Connie are advocates of animal rights and care for three goats, a dozen chickens, seven dogs, and eight cats.