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If things keep going wrong, I think I might have a nervous breakdown. Oh wait, I did. I manage to gather my courage, or maybe stupidity, and venture into the Tall Forest. My only clue to finding my Dad lies on the other side, or so I've been told. Its emptiness is deceiving.

As I make my way within its darkness, I set off a trap. I might be fast, but not fast enough, and Ever has taken its toll on me. My search for Dad is put on hold when I get myself into some serious trouble. A boy and his shadow save me from certain death and come to my rescue. Or do they?

I remember all too well that most people are banished to Ever for a reason. Should I trust this Shadow Boy? After all, nothing in Ever is ever what it seems.

46 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 3, 2011

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Jen Wylie

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Jen Wylie was born and raised in Ontario, Canada. In a cosmic twist of fate she dislikes the snow and cold.

Before settling down to raise a family, she attained a BA from Queens University and worked in retail and sales.

Thanks to her mother she acquired a love of books at an early age and began writing in public school. She constantly has stories floating around in her head, and finds it amazing most people don’t. Jennifer writes various forms of fantasy, both novels and short stories.

Jennifer resides in rural Ontario, Canada with her two boys and a disagreeable amount of wildlife.

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Author 46 books4,397 followers
May 11, 2011
Shadow Boy is the third installment in a series of shorts through Quakeme.com, a division of Echelon Press, intended to shake up young readers. In this new story, Misha has been left alone, Jadus abandoned her and she’s searching for a sacred tree in Ever while trying to survive its dangers. While feeling the stab of loneliness, Misha once again faces another obstacle of Ever, when suddenly someone is at her side. This new boy frightens Misha, though it seems he’s trying to help her. Misha refers to him as Shadow Boy—his shadow is an extension of him that moves separately and seems to be powerful. Shade tells Misha he needs her, her flame enables him to use his shadow in the darkness of Ever, but she’s wary of him. Although there are far more scary things in Ever to fear, Misha can’t help but be frightened of Shade. Something about him seems too dangerous. And oh, he’s coming off like a total bay boy. I liked Shade immediately. He’s secretive and I love his power. Very cool. Masha’s character is evolving. She’s becoming stronger as she faces the creatures of Ever, and although she still feels she needs help from Shade, she’s not dependent on him. She’s watching him closely. I can’t wait for the next story. I’m waiting for Shade to reveal his secrets and also for Misha to find Jadus. I think once all three of them get together sparks will fly. This series is highly action-packed and with every installment keeps getting better! Every new character introduced brings added tension. Wonderful read and wonderful program for young readers!
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February 23, 2014
I read this in the Tales of Ever vol 1-6 edition. Simply amazing. I recommend for readers of all ages. It is an engaging story and I hope to read more soon :)
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