Michelle Dennis

For my inaugural Author Spotlight, I’m delighted to introduce someone who is not only an outstanding new author, but she’s also a wonderful friend.

I met Michelle Dennis twelve months ago, when she joined the local Writers Group. A delightful lady, she has great writing talent and her first novel, Wolfbaene, was written for children. Michelle has been generous enough to donate her earnings from Wolfbaene to the Princess Margaret Hospital for Children, here in Perth, Western Australia.

Michelle is currently working on the second book in the Wolfbaene series, and published her first novel orientated towards adults, ‘Infinite Completion’ on 14th February 2015.

Michelle Dennis

About Michelle:

Michelle Dennis lives in Perth, Western Australia; she has always loved reading and in the past few years this love has expanded into creating her own written words and worlds.
Michelle has a love of medieval and fantasy creatures, and her first book, Wolfbaene, revolves around this theme and brings the world of knights, castles and dragons to children around the world.
Michelle is a devoted wife and mother, and fits her writing schedule in around her busy lifestyle. Michelle shares her home with a very mature Dachshund named Phoebe Rose, and a whole bunch of cats who are under the impression they are the owners of Michelle’s home.
She is currently working on a sequel to Wolfbaene, and when she’s not in the world of dragons and other mythical beings, she can be found listening attentively to the other characters in her head, who are shouting for her attention.

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Michelle’s Books – Available Now

 

Wolfbaene

William Knight doesn’t belong in Trinity Boys College. He is bullied constantly and is always wondering why he doesn’t fit in. When he is suddenly whisked away from the human world to the medieval village of Chermside by a talking dragon, he is given a deadly task only a true knight can achieve.
The task? Rescue the queen from a dungeon, win his knighthood, kill the king who murdered his father and return the town to its former glory before the dark magic of the king ruins the beautiful town forever.
To make matters worse, he is expected to undertake this deadly quest with a conceited boy named Thomas Knight; his brother. Could things get any worse?

Infinite Completion

Abbie Bennet is a twenty year old bookworm who considers herself well-balanced and sensible. Her heart and intuition agree on most things and she has no intention of upsetting this for anyone. When she ventures out of her comfort zone to join her friends at a local bar, her balance is knocked way off course by a stranger who is everything her mother, and intuition, have warned her about.