Shadows: Visible & Invisible (Visible & Invisible Series, #5)
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Shadows: Visible and Invisible is a collection of Hallowtide-themed short stories by seven Catholic Teen Books authors.
Grace and the Grave Robber: Grace doesn't know what it means to go "souling," but she certainly wasn't expecting it to be like this!
Bogey in the Belfrey: A storm drives William and his friends inside the dark church for shelter. Are animals making noises in the loft or is it something more sinister?
A Very Jurassic Hallowtide: Trapped in the mountains by a blizzard and a pack of T. rex, Darryl, Joshua and Harry's All Hallows' Eve is looking dangerous enough--even before things take an eerie turn.
Lucy and the Forbidden Secret: A medieval girl in a nunnery struggles with conflicts when another novice breaks her vows on the day of All Souls, revealing a shocking secret.
Helpless: Vanessa doesn't need anyone's help, and she sets out to prove it by going alone to investigate strange lights in the cemetery.
At the End of His Tether: When you live on a spaceship like Philip does, visiting the cemetery to pray for the dead always comes with the risk of joining them.
The Far End of the Cemetery: It's another All Hallowtide, and on this All Souls' Day, a young man finds himself at the cemetery yet again, but he's not alone. Will tonight be the night, or will the torment continue?
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Our fiction reflects our faith with Catholic themes, characters, and perspectives. The characters in our stories struggle with challenges that we all face. Some stories follow the lives of saints, of those who dared to live counter-culturally and give themselves entirely to God. Other stories bring to light the beauty and power of the unique aspects of the Catholic faith. The Catholic element is more subtle in some works, but the worldview and themes bring the message of truth.
We hope that our fiction will challenge and inspire, that it will awaken within our readers some of the mystery, joy, and beauty of the Faith. We hope to stir within our readers a desire for something beyond themselves. Because God calls everyone to the fullness of faith and happiness, we invite readers of any faith or no faith at all to read our fiction.
