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Little Women, too. And I will admit, in public for the first time, that I cried when Beth died

Since my imaginary friends were already stirring and the next book was coming together in my head, I decided to self-publish Shadow Pact and move on in the series. The next thing I knew, Brown Books had taken me under their wing and Shadow Pact was released nationally, reaching far more readers than I'd ever dared to hope. Now, with the backing of a terrific team, Shadow Pact is gaining in popularity and starting to carve a place for the rest of the Immortal Romance Series. For anyone who loves adventure, a dab of magic and a dose of romance, check out “Shadow Pact is a dark fantasy about Emily's quest to find her missing sister Amber, which embroils her in an ongoing supernatural conflict between vampires and werewolves.

The only fantasy animal besides dragons I would love to find are unicorns. They need to find a way to help it, while making sure that those who would like the unicorn for unsavory reasons are kept at bay. Add into all of this Ana’s parents being hospitalized and you have a set of teens who definitely are in over their head. Since my students already enjoy Kandi’s dragon seriesI am sure they will love her new Myth Coast Adventure Series.

The premise of this story is that four teens are searching for thundereggs on a beach when they find a dragon’s egg. I loved the trust relationship Kandi built between the kids and their science teacher. It makes everyone who reads her books want their own dragon. The interactions between the kids and the dragon, and with each other develop throughout the story.