Location: United States
Member Since: March 26, 2011
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Juliann Whicker


Biography

Juliann Whicker was raised with chickens, goats, and a cow named Mrs. Mooley who everyone (neighbors included) chased down the street in a small college town. She now lives in Southeastern Ohio with her four children, husband, and all the ticks and poison ivy a soul could crave.

Where to find Juliann Whicker online

Twitter: juliannwhicker
Blog: http://juliacrow.blogspot.com/

Where to buy in print

https://www.createspace.com/3582867

Books

House of Slide, Hybrid    by Juliann Whicker
Price: $3.99 USD. 137570 words. Published on November 27, 2012. Fiction.
0.75 star(4.80 from 5 reviews)
Dariana Sanders finally has her own soul, untouched, perfect, the way her brother wanted it to be, but life is more complicated than ever. With demons attacking, visits to the principle's office, and taking her place as Daughter of the House of Slide, Dariana must learn quickly how to control her abilities or die trying.

Juliann Whicker’s tag cloud

a    blood bound    demons    epic fantasy    house of slide    magic abilities    nether    paranomal    paranormal romance    powers abilities    runes    series    soulmate    soulmates    urban fantasy    ya romance   

Smashwords book reviews by Juliann Whicker

  • Lady of the Veils on March 30, 2011
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    What an intense ride! This book took me from high school to a Tim Burton directed Seelie underworld. It was a fascinating mixture of folklore, high school, and the Wizard of Oz. My favorite part was where the heroine loses her name and becomes trapped in a black and white emotionless world without any loss of pace or my attention. I love how the writer manages to make wherever Karen is feel real however imaginative and unreal they may be. These are realistic and complicated characters in a rich and subtly portrayed world. I think people would like this who like Holly Black's Faery world, Or Carrie Jones' Need series as well as Brenna Yanoff's "The Replacement". I think that for a YA it has more adult themes and would recommend it for older teens or adults.