11:15: The Making of a Halfling (FREE ebook) - eBook

By: Heather Burch

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Product Information

Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Zondervan
Publication Date: 2011
ISBN: 9780310723462

ISBN-13: 9780310723462
UPC: 025986723460
Availability: In Stock
Series: Halflings

Publisher's Description

Mace and Raven are given a mission to stop a catastrophic event. With his halfling abilities still untapped, Vine is allowed to join the mission, but only as a spectator. The clock is ticking and the tragedy is proving difficult to stop. Will Vine be able to sit back and watch, or will the power of heaven unleash just in time?

Author Bio

Heather Burch grew up in Branson, Missouri, where she learned to love fiction. She then married into a family of published novelists and quickly learned writing was her heart's desire. When she's not working on her latest book, Heather can be found watching a sunset at a beach near her home in Southern Florida, along with her sons Jake and Isaac, and husband, John---who is her hero in every way.

Product Reviews

11:15: The Making of a Halfling (FREE ebook) - eBook 2.8 5 6 6

High Interest YA Series The Halfling series is about some beings that are here on earth that are half-human and half angels. The three boys, Raven, Mace, and Vine live with Will, their angel master. They follow commands from heaven, acting against evil, and the minions of the devil. In this short story, Vine, the youngest boy, receives his wings. This is a prequel for Heather BurchÃ¢ÂÂs Halflings series. This is an exciting series and this short story is a race from beginning to end as the boys go on a mission to save a group of kids at a concert. Burch weaves a gripping story, sure to please teen readers and a great many more. If you like clean, gripping, action, you will love this! January 5, 2013

It was difficult for me to follow and did not keep my interest. October 19, 2012

No point The story was short and seemed pointless. I was mildly interested in where it might be going, but it suddenly ended. It should be chapter 1, if the author has more story to give us. March 14, 2012