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A hero is measured by the size of his heart
A chance meeting with a simple tailor may hold the key to breaking a centuries old curse. Roderick has no sword, armor, or riches. But what he does have is a heart moved by compassion for a hunted boy.
Adventure on every page
Into the Vast
"The story draws you in and will not let go until the last page. Into the Vast is a tale of courage, hope and bravery. Daring escapades and adventures keep you engrossed, and I look forward to the next book in this series. A must-read!"
- Reader's Favorite
Awakening the Sentients
...my favorite thing about this story is the gentle and inventive way that the author illustrates truth throughout the story.
- Author Jenelle Schmidt
Artificer's Apprentice
Concise, tight and well-imagined, the very language pulls the reader into comprehension all along the way. If you're looking for a highly crafted, imaginative, alien feeling world -- that somehow still feels familiar -- don't miss this fun read.
- Amazon Reviewer
Stories as big as the Universe
Recent Updates
Fairy Tales Essay by Jenelle Schmidt
Author Jenelle Leanne Schmidt drops by today to share her Fairy Tales Essay. Be sure to check out her latest release, Echo of the Fae also.
Beast of the Night release by E.E. Rawls
Beast of the Night release by E.E. Rawls, A Beauty and the Beast retelling with an Austrian twist and a new breed of curse.
Quote: trying and failing
“Next to trying and winning, the next best thing is trying and failing.” I love this quote from Anne of Green Gables, one of my favorite books.
Echo of the Fae Cover Reveal
Check out the Echo of the Fae cover reveal. If you enjoyed The Secret of Roan Innish and The Girl Who Drank the Moon you’ll love this fantasy novel by Jenelle Leanne Schmidt.
Book Review: A Hobbit, a Wardrobe, and a Great War
A Hobbit, a Wardrobe, and a Great War examines the literary work, and lives of Lewis and Tolkien through the lens of their experience in the Great War.
