LeAnn Anderson
THE BOOKS
These are all of my books. Top to bottom, they are in order from oldest to newest. It's been interesting to see my writing style mature and evolve and change over the years.
Sinking Paradise
When she was a child, Nida's grandfather often told her stories about the lost continent of Atlantis. Not only were they directly descended from the royal family, but they would someday find it and resurrect Atlantis from its watery grave. As an adult, Nida fulfills her grandfather's dream, with the help of a few useful plot devices and some intervention from the author, of course, in a tale filled with lust, love, laughter, sadness, adventure, and the occasional band of stealthy marines.
Note: This particular novel is metafiction and it is satire, and is meant to be read as such. It is the only book I have ever written that fits into either category.
Destiny's Call
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As a child, Oriana Silven heard stories from her father of an ancient and noble alien race. In her fantasies, she longed to be a part of their world. As a struggling college student, Oriana stumbles into a hidden control center, where a friendly computer named Retupmoc gives her information that her parents have long hidden from her and throws her head first into her childhood daydreams. Oriana learns that she is to be the savior of the race she had grown up hearing about, joining with Drekkan Noldare, the leader of the Ta-Adan, in a battle against the lizard-like invaders known as the Coridan. Now, it is up to Oriana to answer Destiny's call.
Confessions From Draconis
Every family has stories. The stories contained within these covers are told by those who lived them, giving an insight into the world of Draconis through their confessions
Note: This novel and its sequal, Confessions From Androna, both utilize multiple first-person point of view.
Confessions From Androna
Every family has stories. Now the stories begun in Confessions from Draconis are continued, bringing to life the people and culture of Androna, Draconis' nearest neighbor and ally.
Faerie Bells
Bidelia's future is all figured out. She is, after all, heir to the Seelie throne. Her parents will arrange a proper marriage for her after her powers come in on her twenty-first birthday. But then a suitor scorned starts a war, and Bidelia is sent to the mortal realm for her own protection.
But nobody said that mortals have it easy, and Bidelia has difficulty adjusting. She finds friendship in the members of the Bell Bearings Community Hand Bell Choir, but with her magic tied to music and still wild, it isn't long before they all know who she is, including the handsome Jacob, with whom Bidelia is steadily falling in love.
But will this friendship and love be enough to help Bidelia fight a battle she never intended to start?
Rangers of Linwood
Book 1 of The Five Kingdoms
At the age of four, Tesni was found, crying, wandering the streets of the city of Linwood. Alastar Redleaf, known as Knives to the lads of the Thieves Guild, took the girl in and gave her his own last name. By the time she was eight, she was one of the cleverest pickpockets in the kingdom. Things quickly change, however, when Tesni makes the mistake of attempting to pick the pocket of one of the famed Rangers of Linwood. Now legal, Tesni suddenly finds herself the target of Agrona, a dangerous sorceress who believes Tesni can help her gain a long vacant throne she has no right to. Tesni must choose to either help Agrona or stand with the Rangers, for it is prophesized that her choices will affect the fate of the entire kingdom.
Shadow Walker
Book 2 of The Five Kingoms
By the time she is sixteen, Nia Firemoon has forgotten who she is. She knows only her life in Seos, in the camp of the warlord Bhimar, with her mentor, who is training her in a special art.
But Nia knows that there are secrets being withheld from her. She can sense it. She fully trusts only in Eskander, Bhimar’s handsome youngest son, and her beloved horse, Nimeshaph…
