Minecraft House of Horrors Novel by Angel Luis Colon

Amy is pretty happy living the quiet life at home. She can mine ore, read up on oceanography, hang out with her pet fox. What's not to love? Her brother, on the other hand ...

Marc is always leaving their village to look for excitement. But when a couple of weeks go by without any word from him, Amy can't help but worry. Digging around, she discovers Marc has gone off alone in search of someplace called Glory's Haven, a house deep in the forests where (supposedly) the greatest adventurer their town has ever seen stashed a ton of loot. With nobody else to turn to, Amy decides to mount a solo rescue mission for her lost brother. She and Marc explored together all the time when they were little. How hard could it be to find him now?

Turns out-it's pretty hard. After facing spiders, zombies, a roving band of illagers, and some deceptively difficult cows, Amy is beginning to realize that something is seriously off with Glory's Haven. Like why does this house seem to go on forever? And where did all these mobs come from? Amy will have to unravel these mysteries-and fast-if she hopes to find her brother and escape the spooky house unscathed. Whether she likes it or not, she's in for the adventure of a lifetime!

Mojang is a games studio based in Stockholm, Sweden. Mojang was founded in 2009 by Markus "Notch... Persson and Jakob Porser. Markus Persson is also the creator of Mojang's best-selling game to date: Minecraft. The alpha version of Minecraft was launched in 2009, and the official game went on sale in 2011. Since then over 100 million copies have been sold, across multiple platforms. It is now the second best-selling video game of all time.

Angel Luis Colon is the Derringer Award- and Anthony Award-nominated author of the novels Hell Chose Me and No Happy Endings, the young adult novel Infested, the novella series Blacky Jaguar, and the short story collection Meat City on Fire and Other Assorted Debacles. His fiction has appeared in multiple web and print publications including Thuglit, Literary Orphans, and Great Jones Street.

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