Location: United States
Member Since:
April 30, 2010
3 readers have added this author as a 'Favorite Author'.
Alan Tucker
Biography
Alan Tucker, author of The Mother-Earth Series (A Measure of Disorder, A Cure for Chaos, and Mother’s Heart), as well as a new science fiction novel, Knot in Time, is a dad, a graphic designer, and a soccer coach. Mostly in that order. He’s had a lifelong adoration of books, beginning with Encyclopedia Brown, progressing through Alan Dean Foster’s Flinx, and continuing on with the likes of Jim Butcher, Rachel Caine, and Naomi Novik, to name a few.
“I wanted to write books that I’d enjoy reading. Books that I hoped my kids would enjoy too!”
Visit the main website at AlanTucker.net for more information about his books. View maps, watch trailers, see reviews and much more!
“I wanted to write books that I’d enjoy reading. Books that I hoped my kids would enjoy too!”
Visit the main website at AlanTucker.net for more information about his books. View maps, watch trailers, see reviews and much more!
Where to find Alan Tucker online
Website: http://www.alantucker.net
Twitter: @TuckerAuthor
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://motherearthseries.wordpress.com/
Twitter: @TuckerAuthor
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://motherearthseries.wordpress.com/
Books
A Measure of Disorder
by Alan Tucker
Price:
Free!
Words: 90,850.
Language:
English.
Published: April 30, 2010
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Categories:
Fiction » Young adult or teen » Fantasy, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Adventure
(4.71 from 7 reviews)
Join Jenni Kershaw and her classmates as they are whisked away to a world full of life, adventure, and danger. One which reshapes each of them by its vision of their soul. Some accept it, some fight it, all wonder: will that vision control their destiny?
The class find themselves pitted against a powerful evil — and each other — all while trying to discover who, and what, they really are.
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First Utterings
on July 20, 2011
Thank you, Michelle, for sharing these glimpses into your life and soul. It's not an easy thing to express so deeply for all the world to see. I was particularly taken with "The Plea" and "In March". March seems to be a momentous month for me as well for some reason. Strange how that works! Keep writing!