Chani Lynn Feener
Biography
Chani Lynn Feener is currently attending Johnson State College up in Vermont. Why go all the way up to the frigid tundra, you might ask? The Creative Writing program. She's a Creative Writing major, and has been working on novel writing since she was fourteen. Along with the Mirror Warrior Novels, she has a trilogy that she's been slaving away at. However, unlike with the M.W's, these books are for young adults. She loves to read and write, and TALK about reading and writing, so if you've read any good books lately, drop her a line! Questions and comments about her work is always appreciated, though try and be gentle. Criticism is great, as long as it's constructive.
If you're interested in checking out more of her work (including a teen fiction series on faeries) visit her wattpad! :)
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Books
Where Thy Dark Eye Glances:All That We See Or Seem
by Chani Lynn Feener
Price: $2.50 USD. 141120 words.
Published on January 6, 2012. Fiction.
This edition contains the beginning novella and the first book in the Dreamer Trilogy!
Three hundred years ago Lily Bryg was someone else. Now, she's dealing with demons from the past in the form of ghosts, fairies, and even a dream stalker bent on convincing her they belong together. As a witch, Lily has an advantage. But that all changes when she's summoned back to the third realm she used to
Echo
by Chani Lynn Feener
Price: Free! 10060 words.
Published on November 29, 2011. Fiction.
Jensen Kalen is the pack leader of a band of Werewolves. His life has recently taken a turn for the worst, what with his brother out to kill him and his father dead. However, a chance encounter in the woods with a lone female werewolf might just mean things are looking up for him. That is, of course, if he can convince her that he was made king for a reason.
All That We See Or Seem
by Chani Lynn Feener
Price: $2.99 USD. 106530 words.
Published on November 9, 2011. Fiction.
Lily Bryg is a seventeen year old witch. She doesn't always know what that means, or how to control it, but she does know that to most, it paints a pretty little target over her forehead. If that's not bad enough, Ronan an evil king who believes she's his soul mate has been stalking her in her dreams. Should she fight Ronan and risk everything, or give up her freedom to possibly save her friends?
Where Thy Dark Eye Glances-FREE SAMPLE
by Chani Lynn Feener
Price: Free! 11130 words.
Published on October 27, 2011. Fiction.
Three hundred years ago Lily Bryg was someone else. Now, she's dealing with demons from the past in the form of ghosts, fairies, and even a dream stalker bent on convincing her they belong together. As a witch, Lily has an advantage. But that all changes when she's summoned back to the third realm she she used to live. And where she died.
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Smashwords book reviews by Chani Lynn Feener
- Shimmerspell: The Shimmer Trilogy, #1
on May 25, 2011
Read the entire thing in one sitting, and was thoroughly impressed. Like some others have mentioned, the fact that it was simply a novella did make the plot in some parts rushed and confusing, but once I got past that and back on track, the story picked up again in a blink. Would without a doubt read the next one, along with anything else Kimberly Spencer comes up with.
- The Halo Chronicles: The Guardian
on May 31, 2011
While the actual heart of the story seems to take a long time coming, the interactions between the main character Alex and those around her was more than enough to keep me interested. Carey Corp does a great job creating this mythology around angels and the difference between good and bad. I really enjoyed reading, (so much so that I put it on my iPhone and brought it around with me so I could read every second I got). She builds strong, fleshed out characters, each with their own definitive personality, and her dialogue is both believable and entertaining. I would without a doubt recommend reading, and I hope there's a second one soon.
- Ethereal (Celestra Series Book 1)
on Nov. 12, 2011
I'm not really into stories about angels, so I was surprised by much I liked this book. That being said, there were also a few things about it that I didn't like. For one, there were times where something major would happen to the characters, yet instead of letting us witness it first hand, the author would end the scene and start up somewhere else. Other times, I was really confused with what was happening because things would happen too suddenly and wouldn't be described well enough. Another thing was how some of the characters acted. Sometimes things seemed to be blown out of proportions, and the responses didn't seem realistic. An example of this would be her parents towards the middle/end of the book. Also, there are many questions that are left unanswered, and even though this is part of a series, there should at least be some mention that those will be provided later on. However, despite all that, I found I couldn't put the thing down. I literally read the entire thing in one sitting. The story line in general is just so interesting that all that other stuff doesn't seem so important in comparison. Skyla is witty where it counts, and devious enough to keep my attention. The whole time I couldn't wait to see what she'd do next with Logan and Gage. Not only that, but there are some really brilliant moments here and there where I was laughing so hard I was tearing up. All in all, I would without a doubt recommend reading this book. I fully intend to read the second, that's for sure. There's a unique spin on the nephilim angel aspect here, and one that's really worth checking out.
- Inkubus (Dominated In Her Dreams)
on Nov. 30, 2011
If you're looking for something hot and steamy then this is deffinitly a good story, however, that pretty much has to be all you're really looking for. While the dialogue flowed really well and there were a lot of great details this story was just too short to spend $4 dollars on. That's not toention the ending where everything wraps up in a matter of a page or two. Sure, I wanted a happily ever after, but there was a lot of potential to really flesh this story out. I was left wanting more, and not in the good way. If this was longer and the author took the time to make it so, it would be more worth te money spent. Even if the price was lowered a dollar or two I think it would be worth it, because like I said there is really good detail and some of the scenes are really hot.