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E
WHAT IS E?
E is a prequel short story to an upcoming fantasy serial, Kwahlah, best described as Harry Potter meets Ender's Game...if the story had been written by Friedrich Nietzsche.
WHO IS E?
They burned her real name from her memory. She hasn't seen or heard from her parents in six months. She has incredible powers, but she is hopelessly behind the others. Her classmates constantly torment her, but the Teacher never intervenes. Her school is top secret. There are very few rules, but if you break any of them, you're disappeared. And today, E is in serious danger of breaking one of the rules.
WHO IS E?
She has One Big Secret, and today, everyone might find out what it is.
E is a ~9,000 word short story prequel to an upcoming fantasy serial, Kwahlah. From Evan Ronan, author of The Unearthed paranormal thriller series.
E is a prequel short story to an upcoming fantasy serial, Kwahlah, best described as Harry Potter meets Ender's Game...if the story had been written by Friedrich Nietzsche.
WHO IS E?
They burned her real name from her memory. She hasn't seen or heard from her parents in six months. She has incredible powers, but she is hopelessly behind the others. Her classmates constantly torment her, but the Teacher never intervenes. Her school is top secret. There are very few rules, but if you break any of them, you're disappeared. And today, E is in serious danger of breaking one of the rules.
WHO IS E?
She has One Big Secret, and today, everyone might find out what it is.
E is a ~9,000 word short story prequel to an upcoming fantasy serial, Kwahlah. From Evan Ronan, author of The Unearthed paranormal thriller series.
35 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 1, 2014
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Evan Ronan
46 books25 followersI write thrillers. I've studied the masters and hopefully I've learned a few things from them.
Ideas are never in short-supply. Time and talent (or lack thereof) are my only constraints.
My stories don't always fit neatly into categories, but that's what readers seem to like about them.
Ideas are never in short-supply. Time and talent (or lack thereof) are my only constraints.
My stories don't always fit neatly into categories, but that's what readers seem to like about them.
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