Collin spends most of his free time with his head buried in his graphic novels. He loves these stories of heroes who save the day, especially the more tragic heroes. His personal favorite is Scarlet Angel, an angel trapped on Earth for his disobedience, who must prove his worthiness by helping humans in trouble before he will be accepted back into heaven. “Collin empathized with the Scarlet Angel more than the others. Like the angel, he was a faceless nobody. Someone easily ignored and, if noticed, easily forgotten.”
A group of friends, a brand new Ouija board, a persistent ghost named Peter, a mysterious car, enigmatic events, and a spooky abandoned old house; sounds like a recipe for trouble, doesn’t it? Put those very elements in the gifted mind of Scott Wells and brace yourself for the teen/YA horror story Marked by the Ouija: Once Marked, There’s No Turning Back.
If you were to combine the fun and spontaneity of Night at the Museum with the ancient secrets of The Mummy, and the seemingly unstoppable bad guy from Terminator 2, what sort of story would you have? Very likely you’d have the kind of coming-of-age story with immense heart, wit, and courage that Dr. Michael J. Hockwater has created with Carter Knox and the Lost Legacy.
