The new girl in town is having trouble fitting into a community that believes there's a secret Satanic cult conducting rituals in the woods. When her crush goes missing, she starts to wonder if the town's obsession with evil isn't covering up something far worse. Perfect for fans of Fear Street! From the moment Audre arrives in rural Pennsylvania, it's clear she won't fit in. After all, her nose ring, her horror movie obsession, and her family's Ouija board collection aren't likely to endear her to a town convinced there's a secret Satanic cult conducting rituals in the nearby woods. When the preacher's daughter and Audre's crush, Elle, goes missing on Halloween weekend, the town is quick to point fingers in Audre's direction. With the cops busy harassing her family for being nonbelievers and everyone else convinced demons are to blame, Audre realizes she might be the only person who can find her friend. But the deeper Audre digs, the weirder it gets. Has Elle fallen victim to a Satanic ritual, or is the town's obsession with the occult covering up something even more sinister?

The Wicked Unseen (Underlined)

Teen & Young Adult

Griffis, Gigi

Literature & Fiction

Underlined

“I wish every country had a guide like this!” - LouLou of the Chez LouLou blogWant to experience Italy as only a local could?This guide’s for you.Filled with 100 interviews with people who live, work, and adventure all over Italy, this book will give you:<ul>
<li>Directions to that pizza place that's always packed with locals and rarely sees a tourist</li>
<li>Lists of must-try dishes for each town and region</li>
<li>Names of those off-the-beaten-track towns with the best wineries in the region</li>
<li>Tips on how to spot authentic gelato, make friends with the locals, and avoid rip-offs and pick-pockets</li>
<li>Brutal honesty about how you should never ever order a cappuccino after lunch or wear flip-flops to a monument</li>
<li>And so much more</li>It’s time to experience authentic, local Italy—through the eyes of those who have lived there for years.For sample chapters, visit gigigriffis.com.</ul>

Italy: 100 Locals Tell You Where to Go, What to Eat, and How to Fit In

Travel

Europe

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

“I wish every country had a guide like this!” - LouLou of the Chez LouLou blog Want to experience Barcelona as only a local could? This guide’s for you. Filled with 100 interviews with people who live, work, and adventure in and around Barcelona, this book will give you: <ul>
<li>Directions to those hidden-away tapas bars that are always packed with locals and rarely see a tourist</li> <li>Lists of must-try dishes and wines (and where to find them)</li> <li>Unique and interesting day trip suggestions</li> <li>Tips for how to make friends, avoid rip-offs and pick-pockets, and fit in with the local culture</li> <li>And so much more</li> </ul> It’s time to experience authentic, local Barcelona—through the eyes of those who have lived there for years.

Barcelona: 10 Locals Tell You Where to Go, What to Eat, and How to Fit In

Ever wish you had a best friend in Paris? Someone to show you the ropes? Wish granted. Meet you new Parisian best friends: 10 real people who live, work, eat, love, and adventure in and around Paris. In this lovely little book, they’ll give you: • Addresses for some the best tasting and least touristed restaurants in Paris • Lists of must-try dishes and wines • Suggestions for unique and interesting day trips outside the city • Tips for how to make friends, avoid rip-offs and pick-pockets, and fit in with the local culture • And so much more It’s time to experience authentic, local Paris—through the eyes of those who have lived there for years.

Paris: 10 Locals Tell You Where to Go, What to Eat, and How to Fit In

Looking for the most interesting places, coolest insider tips, and best food in Prague? Check, check, and Czech. Meet your new best friends: 10 real people who live, work, eat, love, and adventure in and around Prague. In this lovely little book, they’ll give you: 
<ul>
<li>Addresses for some the best tasting and least touristed restaurants in Prague</li> <li>Lists of must-try dishes and wines</li> <li>Suggestions for unique and interesting day trips outside the city</li> <li>Tips for how to make friends, avoid rip-offs and pick-pockets, and fit in with the local culture </li> <li>And so much more</li>
</ul> It’s time to experience authentic, local Prague—through the eyes of those who have lived there for years.

Prague: 10 Locals Tell You Where to Go, What to Eat, & How to Fit In

Ever wish you had a best friend in Switzerland? Someone to show you the ropes?Wish granted.Filled with 100 interviews with people who live, work, and adventure in Switzerland, this book will give you:
<ul>
<li>Directions to hidden-away trails, waterfalls, castles, and viewpoints</li>
<li>Lists of must-try dishes and wines (and where to find them)</li>
<li>Unique and interesting day trip suggestions</li>
<li>Tips for how to make friends, save money, and fit in with the local culture</li>
<li>And so much more</li>
</ul>It’s time to experience authentic, local Switzerland—through the eyes of those who have lived there for years.

Switzerland: 100 Locals Tell You What to Do, Where to Hike, & How to Fit In

The most interesting places, coolest insider tips, and best food in New York City?  Check, check, and check.  In this little guide, you'll find 10 interviews with real New Yorkers--people who live, work, eat, and adventure in and around the city. They're here to give you:  Directions to hidden-away bars with the quirkiest cocktails and coolest atmospheres Tips for finding the best restaurants, food trucks, and New York pizza Advice on which attractions are worth seeing...and which to avoid Guidance on how to fit in, save money, and find Wi-Fi And so much more  Experience authentic, local New York City—through the eyes of those who have lived there for years.

New York City: 10 Locals Tell You Where to Go, What to Eat, & How to Fit In

United States

About the Author\nGigi Griffis writes feminist historical fiction often featuring little-known histories and unruly female characters. She lives in Europe with an opinionated Yorkie mix named Luna, and spends her free time hiking the Alps, cycling around small villages, and eating as much French food as she can get her hands on. Her work has been featured in WestJet Magazine, Get Lost magazine, and Fodor's Travel, among others, and has been translated into French, Italian, Portuguese, and Estonian. The Empress is Gigi's adult novel debut, and her YA debut (The Wicked Unseen) will follow in 2023.\n“Sumptuous . . . Nothing in this story disappoints.” —Publishers Weekly\nAs seen on Netflix, The Empress is a captivating, vivid, and remarkably modern tale about falling in love and finding one’s voice. 
The year is 1853, and Princess Elisabeth “Sisi” of Bavaria has been very clear: She will wait for the head-over-heels love the poets speak of, or she will have no love at all. Just because her older sister, Helene, is eagerly heeding their mother’s advice and preparing to marry Emperor Franz of Austria does not mean Sisi must also subject herself to such a dutiful existence. Sisi knows there is more to life than luncheons and corsets—if only someone would let her experience it all firsthand. 
Meanwhile, in Austria, the emperor is recovering from an assassination attempt that left him wounded and scared. In a bid to keep the peace, Franz has recommitted himself to his imperial duties—and promised to romance the pliant Helene of Bavaria at his upcoming birthday celebration. How better to unite the empire than with the announcement of a new empress? 
But when Sisi and Franz meet unexpectedly in the palace gardens, away from the prying eyes and relentless critique of the court, their connection cannot be denied. And as their illicit conversations turn into something more, they must soon choose between the expectations of their families and standing up for what they truly believe in . . .

The Empress: A Novel

Literary

Zando

EMPRESS

Genre Fiction

Swift Press

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