Bücher veröffentlicht von Debbie Iancu-Haddad

A million stars but no friends.Plus-size teen Haley grew up friendless on a space station thinking she'd never fall in love. She spends her time with her robot dog Nano, dreaming of the day she'll leave the remote station and become an intergalactic pilot.Haley's plan shatters when Jorden, a boy on a suicide mission, drags her into his lethal scheme. Jorden Lund isn't the chosen one, he's the guy who volunteered.Raised by his controlling father in an eco-terrorist cell on Earth, Jorden volunteers for a mission to save the planet. He has four months to travel to the space station, build a bomb, and blow up a spaceship.Falling in love is definitely not part of the plan.When Jorden arrives on the space station, disguised as a traveler, Haley's access to the station's restricted areas makes her an asset.But Haley has a strict rule: 'No new friends', because traveler friends always leave, taking pieces of her heart with them.As the two grow closer, strange events wreak havoc on the station.Amidst the growing danger can Haley stop Jorden before he breaks her heart and destroys her home?This book is perfect for readers who enjoy soft, character-based, Sci-Fi, first-person dual pov, clean teen romance, space stories, talking robot dogs, and plus-sized heroines just living their life with no mention of weight loss.

Looking into the past you might find your futureNew Albion is a faerie city located on a magical island just off the coast of New York. It appeared, Brigadoon-like, in 1687, and the sudden arrival of elves, dwarves, and ancient magic shook the mundane world. Following the American Revolution in 1776, New Albion became its own sovereign nation, and as the fifth centennial of its arrival approaches, the city is filled with intrigue, danger, excitement... and of course, magic.In the year 2187 a human boy, a fae girl, and two surprisingly endearing thugs embark on a quest to the past.What can 1787 teach them about life, love, and about each other?Starring a talking faerett, several hot law enforcement officers, and a gang of lovable misfits.

Kaii Haku has lived his whole life in the shadow of his cruel father's magic.Rebelling against his father- the Bone Master- by drinking and sleeping around.But when one of his best friends is kidnapped by pirates, Kaii embarks on a perilous rescue mission with two retired pleasure house workers, a shy teen bookworm, and a feisty girl from the pirate crew.The journey will take Kaii and his allies far from Achten Tan, to a sea ruled by ships that travel on the backs of monsters.For the first time in his life, he has the power to make a difference, but if he wields his emerging bone magic to save his friends, he risks losing himself and becoming like his father - a man who tried to kill him.This is the second book in the Sands of Achten Tan series, but can be read as a standalone.It contains a complete adventure and no cliffhangers.

Mila hasn't spoken in the five years since she became a first-level Everfall witch. After failing the test to reclaim her voice and control her magic, her mentor sends eighteen-year-old Mila to Achten Tan-City of Dust-a dangerous desert town, built in the massive ribcage of an extinct leviathan.To reclaim her power, Mila must steal a magical staff from evil Bone Master Opu Haku's sky-high lair.Her only resources are the magical luminous elixirs of the cursed caverns where she grew up, and a band of unlikely allies; a quirky inventor, a giant-ant rider, a healer, a librarian's assistant, a Tar-tule rider, and the chief's playboy son.But in the City of Bones, enemies & friends are not who they seem, and trusting the wrong person can be deadly.If Mila fails, she will never speak again and her bones will be added to the desert. This book includes a kick-ass tattooed witch who can't speak, giant ants, first-person present-tense narration, magic, banter, a heist by a diverse cast, and cute boys kissing.