Young Adults Writer's Workshop with Craig Yelle and Heather Savage

Craig Yelle and Heater Savage have done numerous workshops on Writing,
Publishing, and Marketing a novel once you have written it.

There will be no end to the valuable information and discussion for both writers and readers of Young Adult Fiction.

About Craig's book Taking Angels

Book 1 in The Angel Crusades Series by CS Yelle Britt Anderson went
along with everything the doctors said for nearly four years, but she
was still dying at eighteen. The cancer had won leaving her without a
future, without any options, and without control. No control, except for
how she would leave this world. As Britt tries to end her life by going
into the frigid waters she realizes her mistake. She struggles to get
back to shore, to cry out for help, but her atrophied muscles are
useless and the frigid water steals the breath from her chemo-scarred
lungs. Despite her father's attempts to reach her, she flies over the
waterfall. When Allister Parks finds Britt's fragile body on the
riverbank something calls out to him. Ignoring the warnings of his
sister, Allister brings Britt back from the edge of death. The only
problem is that an Eternal like Allister isn't allowed to touch those
who have already passed from this world. It is forbidden; an infraction
punishable by death. As Britt relishes her new cancer-free life and
senior year of high school, her very existence threatens Allister's
place in this world. Allister struggles to keep Britt a secret from the
Eternal Council and out of the hands of the only Eternal who already
knows the truth: the one who stole her guardian angel.

Heather's latest book: The Path
Cassie Porter, a witch of mixed blood and magick is a tangled mess and
about to lose her job with Veritas. The organization charged with the
policing and protection of witches the world over can’t allow someone
like her in their ranks. Her last mission brings with it a chance at
redemption. When Cassie meets Drew Carter she realizes she could save
her job by getting close, but at what personal cost?