Stormdancer

By Joshua Pantalleresco and Florence Chan

Days after the events featured in The Watcher, the Watcher is taken hostage by a dragon, leaving Kristen, Will and Nicki alone in a strange new world. With no choice but to try and rescue their friend, Kristen and the others must travel through ancient cities, forgotten burial grounds, and eventually into the heart of the great storm. Faced with

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mirror World Publishing
• Release date: Oct 1, 2015
• ISBN: 9780994749048

Joshua Pantalleresco

Joshua Pantalleresco is a writer, wanderer, columnist and dreamer. He publishes interviews at both his blog at http://michaelthroughtime.wordpress.com and http://www.comicmix.com. He published his first book of poetry I Am... ten years ago and is now publishing his second, The Watcher right here at Smashwords. It is his first ebook. He lives in Calgary.

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STORMDANCER

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Written by

Joshua Pantalleresco

Illustrated by

Florence Chan

Edited by

Kristen Denbow

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STORMDANCER© 2015 Mirror World Publishing and Joshua Pantalleresco

Illustrations © 2015 Florence Chan

Edited by Kristen Denbow and Justine Alley Dowsett

All Rights Reserved. Published by Mirror World Publishing October 2015

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This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

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No Journey is walked alone

I wanted to take a moment, before I thank everyone that contributed to this book, to thank each and every person that I've managed to work with the last five years at my day job.  Specifically, I have a big list of people that I've managed to come across and want to thank for their part in my journey.  So thanks to:  Dave Liggins, Jeff Thomson, Dean Berry, Mr. DJ Bob Proctor, Benny Williams, Ryan Stoddart, Jordan Shanahan, Nena S. Lumen, Ghalia Farage (I don't care!), Brian Ekwulugo, Kathy Ordinaria, Patrick Schmith, Robin Fowldes, Ron Ramey, Tim Lane, Nathan Barteaux, Jodie Lintelow, Jerrad Orser, Abdulgani Bihi, Brandon McLean, and his dad Richard, for the many rides home.  I also want to take a moment to mention some former employees as well.  Sarah Valcourt, Balkan Farage, Gordon Langley, Megan Buckboro, Jeremy Luzzi, and Maxwell Fritsch.  Finally, I want to give a special thank you to Jason Benjamin, who went to bat for me when he didn't have to.  This is a small token of my appreciation, bud.  May you find what's out there.  You all have been fun, amazing people and I want to thank each and every one of you. To those I missed mentioning; sorry.  It's on me.

Now to the book: I want to thank my collaborators Florence Chan and Kristen Denbow.  You guys made me better and this book wouldn't have been the same without you.

I want to thank my publishers, Justine Ally Dowsett and Murandy Damodred for publishing my work and believing in me.   I want to also mention Justine's husband Robert, who goes out of his way to share my random facebook and twitter posts the world over.  Thank you.

Lance Buan and James Julin are secretly two of the coolest people ever.  Lance is my favorite dude to jam with, and James is secretly a good – maybe great – man.  They go out of their way to help me and I am thankful.  These words are small.  Also, their significant others, Alicen Buan and Caliegh Cassidy. Caliegh, I always appreciate your willingness to punch me on cue, and Ally, thank