This book is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons or actual events is purely coincidental. This book may not be reproduced or used in whole or in part by any existing means without written permission from the author Published by Single Drop Publishing at Smashwords
Since developing Parkinson's Disease, I have switched from illustrating with acrylics and pencil crayon, to exploring methods of digital illustration I also have a blog where I talk about books (mostly for children), reading to/with children, parenting/families (both humorous and practical), writing tips, author interviews, and more. During the long cold winters, I spend most of my time reading, writing and drawing. Since retiring, I have begun simultaneously self-publishing novels and picture books and am doing my own illustrations. I was a grade school teacher for thirty-three years, ten of those as a teacher-librarian. I love being a grandmother and am so grateful my son and his family live near by.My short stories, newspaper articles and columns, and novels have been published traditionally beginning in my thirties.
I moved to Thunder Bay (on the north shore of Lake Superior) to attend university, got a job teaching after graduation and stayed. I grew up in a mill town of about 1000 people. The triangle of power faces the ultimate test when the dark forest holds a terror they never imagined. Unknown to her, the hundred-year-old log castle is has a dark secret. Because Laurel fears it will be the end of their friendship, she convinces the others to join her on an end of summer trip - a nine-day canoe expedition to White Otter Castle, deep in the Northern Canadian forest. In September, as high school graduates, they will head off in different directions. "item_description" : "Laurel, Aster, and Beth have been best friends since grade one when they created the triangle of power.
"item_title" : "Terror at White Otter Castle",
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