Drown

by Adelaide Walsh

Running from being grounded? Check.
Meeting the cool boyfriend disregarding the parents' forbiddance? Check.
Understanding what your destiny is for the first time?..
Using your supernatural powers to the scale you have never thought you were capable of?..
Double-check!

Young Dana Reeves has never thought that her sweet and long-awaited meeting with John would be interrupted by Nature's plea for justice...
But there she is, in the dark, scary woods, facing the old enemy of her parents... Engaged in activities against all Nature's laws.
With the adults being busy in their Keepers deals, Dana has to decide whether she is willing to step up and take the responsibility...
To become the real Great Keeper.
(Drown is a young adult short story taking place between the events of Shake and Freeze, before the events of the subscriber-exclusive Christmas Eve Frenzy story).

3 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 10, 2017

About the author

Adelaide Walsh is an author, translator, and editor, interested in various sci-fi and fantasy books.

She has devoured them since early childhood (has read The Hobbit in the age of 5), and at some point the amount of books read and knowledge received in life started creating their own worlds...
Worlds that, we hope, you will enjoy.

Adelaide writes dystopian and urban fantasy novelettes - short books that can be easily read during one evening... Because we live in a very busy time!

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Reviews

[Candy Robosky · Rating 3 out of 5]

Drown is about a world where there are people who can manipulate and control the elements of earth, water, and fire. They are living in nature and respond to its anger and worry for the world. In this short story Dana is sneaking out to see her boyfriend John while her parents are trying to figure out why Nature is so upset. While out they are led by Water to the probable cause of Nature's anger. I can't quite decide yet if I really liked this story. I will probably read the first full book to make my determination. This is why I gave it 3 stars. I received a free copy for an honest review.

[Christinaraven · Rating 5 out of 5]

A day in the life in Dana's teenage years. I thought it was a fun read with a little suspense and action in a quick story. I read it in one sitting as I had to see why the elements were all upset. You really do not have to have read the other in the series to get the general story but it does give you extra enjoyment. And the way it ends does make me want to read more in the series. And go back and re-read the others. I honestly liked the story. Also reminded me why I like this series.

[Garth Mailman · Rating 3 out of 5]

In Native American mythology the four elements are Earth, Air, Water, Fire. In the paranotmal universe that people this series people such as Armand, Adele and daughter Dana possess the ability to control these elements. In this second in the series we meet Dana’s boyfriend John whose specialty is Fire to Dana’s Water. In typical teenage fashion they ignore Dana’s being grounded and go off to blow up an enemy compound.

[Lisa Eiff · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very short read, but definitely worth reading. I would recommend this story for anyone already familiar with other books in this series, though I'm quite sure it can also be read as a standalone. This story provides a peek into the situation of a young girl and her boyfriend she keeps under wraps where her parents are concerned.

[Trish Strong · Rating 5 out of 5]

A quick read.If You have not read any of the other books in The Great Keeper series it is a bit of a cliffhanger but hopefully, that will lead you to read the other books.Makes me want to go back and read everything in order as it provides more insight to the whole Keeper series.

[sandra parker · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good read

Couldn't put it down well written plot is easy to follow and doesn't go off in different directions keeps to the story