The Transfer of Age

The Transfer of Age

High school is a huge turning point in everyone’s lives. High school is a period when you’re trying to figure out where you want to be in life, who you want to become, and have to remember to stay true to yourself at the same time. There are daily stresses, some huge moments that make you gawk in awe, some successes, and drama runs rampant. This teenager went through all that and more, as you will see… this, the journey through high school, is the Transfer of Age.

“And by the way, everything in life is writable about if you have the outgoing guts to do it, and the imagination to improvise. The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt.” –Sylvia Plath

Balancing Act

Balancing Act

People always say that so much changes after high school, and they are right. It’s almost as if you’re walking a tightrope and performing a balancing act, hoping that you don’t fall and get hurt in the process. This is the continuation of The Transfer of Age and we see our protagonist face new hardships while still trying to find out who she really is.

“What’s really fun is reading your journal, like a year later, or even a month, and realizing how much you’ve changed. You’re looking at something you said, something you really meant at the time, and you’re like, ‘I can’t believe I ever really believed that! I am such an asshole!’ I think that’s the best thing about growing up.” – Cameron Díaz

Reading these books, you become privy to the most intimate thoughts, feelings, and yearnings of a sensitive young woman.

The Transfer of Age: Kindle | Nook

Balancing Act: Kindle | Nook

See more about Marie Danielle Frankson on our Autores/Authors page! Her books are also available in paperback.

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Sail To Italy and Sail From Italy

Both books in the Sailing Italy Series in one handy volume!

1. What if the Princess of Italy had only the help of her friends to solve the mystery of her father’s murder? What if the Prince of Germany wanted to marry the Princess of Italy in a coldhearted grab for power? This book answers these and other burning questions. Along the way, the reader journeys at sea, meets pirates, bankers, and cousins, spends some time in the dungeon and very nearly gets married. Sail To Italy is a silly story with exotic locations, pirates, mistaken identity, royalty, blacksmithing, romance, and adventure.

2. What if the Queen of Italy and her best friend were the targets of a mad killer? What if the only way to save their own lives was to travel to Spain? Sail From Italy ties up the loose ends from Sail To Italy. Javier gets to visit his beloved homeland. Carlovita has to fight for her man. Tony confronts the secrets from his past that separated him from the royal Italian family twenty years before. We find out what Repual Gofinick is really like, and discover the soft side of Pirate Pierre. We also have an absurdist interlude in the finest hotel in Hortaleza and a thrilling chase scene in the harbor at Torreblanca.

Together, these books are over 18,000 words – a fast, fun read for people who have not developed beyond the emotional and intellectual level of a thirteen-year-old. Seriously, if you can’t think like someone thirteen or younger, this book is not for you. Why do I put the cap at thirteen? Because that’s how old I was when I wrote them. In fact, many thirteen-year-olds might be a little too world-weary for this series. Use of these books should probably be limited to people twelve and under, or to hardworking adults who still understand the wonder of one’s first trip away from home, and the innocence of falling in love for the first time.

See them at the wonderful site DailyCheapReads.com.

Get them in Kindle here and in epub for Nook here. A paperback version has debuted! It’s also here.

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