YA Paranormal: GRIM
Posted: August 17th, 2012, 11:37 am
Dear Ninja Agent,
Beer funnels and field parties are a distant memory when sixteen-year-old high school quarterback, Derek Weber, awakens handcuffed to a hospital bed and a reaper at his side.
The reaper gives him two options: death or an immortal gig as a reaper. He agrees to the terms and travels to the reaper world where he tackles rigorous training to master collecting the souls of the sick, learning to heal, and invisibility.
On his first official assignment to the underworld, two rogue reapers attack Derek and hijack his shipment of souls. Heaven’s gatekeeper threatens war against the reaper world if the souls aren’t returned. He must prove his innocence to the reaper council and the only way he can is to travel to the underworld to find the culprits. Despite flesh-eating giants, psychotic merpeople and amnesia inducing rivers he must deliver the souls back to Heaven before all Hell breaks loose.
Complete at 60,000 words GRIM is YA Paranormal. I am a member of SCBWI and a contributing author to the literary blog Our Pages Aren’t Numbered.
Thank you for your time.
Beer funnels and field parties are a distant memory when sixteen-year-old high school quarterback, Derek Weber, awakens handcuffed to a hospital bed and a reaper at his side.
The reaper gives him two options: death or an immortal gig as a reaper. He agrees to the terms and travels to the reaper world where he tackles rigorous training to master collecting the souls of the sick, learning to heal, and invisibility.
On his first official assignment to the underworld, two rogue reapers attack Derek and hijack his shipment of souls. Heaven’s gatekeeper threatens war against the reaper world if the souls aren’t returned. He must prove his innocence to the reaper council and the only way he can is to travel to the underworld to find the culprits. Despite flesh-eating giants, psychotic merpeople and amnesia inducing rivers he must deliver the souls back to Heaven before all Hell breaks loose.
Complete at 60,000 words GRIM is YA Paranormal. I am a member of SCBWI and a contributing author to the literary blog Our Pages Aren’t Numbered.
Thank you for your time.