Marcella-Louise edited the description of Demon Eyes Monday, October 15, 2012.
Scott Tracey (Avon Lake, OH) lived onDemons Don’t Die Without a Greyhound bus for a month, wrote his illustrated autobiography atFight
After destroying the demon Lucien, Braden—son of Belle Dam’s most powerful warlock, Jason Thorpe—doesn’t need the agepower of six,his witch eyes to see that everything in his life is turning against him: friends, family, and barely survived Catholic school. His gifts caneven his visions. When disturbing nightmares of Lucien’s return haunt him, Braden discovers that the simmering feud between Belle Dam’s two witch dynasties is fast approaching its explosive boiling point.
While struggling to come to terms with his attraction to Trey, Catherine Lansing’s son who should be used for good or evil,his mortal enemy, Braden senses a diabolical plan has been set in motion. Young women are disappearing from town, and as he strives for both forinvestigates, Braden is forced to explore the dangerous unknown power within himself. But when the truth about his own amusement. Witch Eyesfamily is his debut YA novel.revealed, Braden must pay a terrible price.
Shelfari edited the description of Demon Eyes Tuesday, February 28, 2012.
Scott Tracey (Avon Lake, OH) lived on a Greyhound bus for a month, wrote his illustrated autobiography at the age of six, and barely survived Catholic school. His gifts can be used for good or evil, and he strives for both for his own amusement. Witch Eyes is his debut YA novel.