The Orphan Dreamer Saga
One Snowflake Falls From Heaven to Quench Hell's Thirst
I AM THAT SNOWFLAKE. I AM DANIELA. I AM THE ORPHAN DREAMER
Meet Earth's Newest Kick-Butt Indiana Jones, Daniela Rose Cavanaugh. Quirky school girl, Daniela Rose, navigates mean girls in her neighborhood while secretly time-traveling into exotic worlds of the past and future, searching for clues required to solve ancient puzzles that will be the key to saving her enemies from a dark force that seeks to eradicate humans and inhabit Earth.
Novellas and Short Stories can be read in any order.
Novels should be read in order.
Orphan Dreamer and the Missing Arrowhead
A Novella (14 K Words)
Episode 1
Orphan Dreamer And The Glass Tattoo
A Novel (120 K Words)
Episode 2
She Laughs Last
A Short Story (6 K Words)
Episode 3
Orphan Tree And The Vanishing Skeleton Key
A Novel (150 K Words)
Episode 4
A Generation of Lighted Evergreens
A Novella (11 K Words)
Episode 5
Orphan Falls: Wild and Free
A Trilogy (265 K Words)
Episode 6
HouseGuest
A Novella (10 K Words)
Episode 7
Orphan Star: The Mark
A Novel
Episode 8
Little Peach Lies
A Novella (9 K Words)
Episode 9
Orphan's Horizon: The Lighthouse Leads
A Novel
Episode 10
A Murder at the Harkness Table
A Novella
Episode 11
Orphan's Seed: Desert Places
A Novel
Episode 12
If Love's a Fish . . .
A Novella
Episode 13
Orphan's End: The Beginning of Forever
A Novel
Episode 14
"J. Nell Brown illustrates the divide between how the world sees her protagonists and how they want to be seen. The descriptions show what these characters love about the world, what makes them happy and interests them, while complex emotions swirl in their heads.
Orphan Dreamer and the Missing Arrowhead, She Laughs Last, and Little Peach Lies are all united by the central theme of family, trying to connect with and do right by the people one loves, the need to have faith in one’s self before that faith can genuinely extend to others. These characters’ unbearable yearning to find someone who understands them, truth and all, will resonate with all readers. Highly recommended."
—Chanticleer Book Reviews
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J. Nell Brown writes fiction that paints a human likeness upon the faceless and gifts a voice to the voiceless. She writes 16 + coming-of-age adventure-survival stories that feature an epic scale and a historical hook.
Writing for the One, For when I couldn't walk He carried me.
"If you knew your ending, how would you have lived your beginning?" J. Nell Brown
