Blurb:
All Jaycee Hiller wants to do is survive eighth grade. Mostly that means hanging with her friend, Stu, avoiding the cheerleading squad, secretly crushing on Nate Fletcher, and playing her favorite video game, Hero’s Sword.
When she receives a new video game controller, Jaycee finds herself magically transported into the Hero’s Sword video game world. Survival takes on a whole new meaning. No longer battling with a plastic joystick, Jaycee picks up a real sword and bow & arrow and readies herself for battle.
Can she save Lady Starla’s rule in Mallory, keep herself in one piece, and maybe even learn something about surviving middle school?
Mary Sutton:
A software technical writer by day, Mary has been making her living with words for over a decade.She writes the middle-grade fantasy ebook series Hero’s Sword for Delabarre Publishing under the name M.E. Sutton. Power Play: Hero’s Sword Vol 1 is available now fromAmazon, Barnes & Noble, Sony KoboBooks, and the Apple iBookstore.
She also writes crime fiction, including The Laurel Highlands Mysteries police-procedural series, under the pen name Liz Milliron.
She is a member of Pennwriters, Sisters in Crime, the Mary Roberts Rinehart chapter of Sisters in Crime (of which she is the secretary), the Sisters in Crime “Guppies,” and the Mysteristas.
Mary is a red-belt student of Songahm taekwondo and writes for her school, Oakmont Martial Arts. She writes a personal blog at www.summaria.net.
She resides in Pittsburgh, PA with her husband and two children. She hopes to have a dog again soon.
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