E. B. Myre

“Do you believe in the gods, Peter?”
“No, Wendy. I believe in you.”

In this fantastical rendition of J. M. Barrie’s beloved Peter Pan begins an epic tale of love, innocence, vengeance and loss. 

In A.L. 683, the Near Shore is plagued with droughts and dying crops, and peace is no more when rumours spread about the end of the world. Citing the death of Delphi’s One as only the beginning, one seer makes a prophecy that cannot be ignored. Lord Solomon of the Floating World will be resurrected, and the notorious criminal guild PAN will rise to power. Bitter from betrayal and fuelled by hatred, Peter is thrown into the midst of chaos as he seeks revenge on his traitorous childhood friend Wendy.

“Let me tell you something, kid. Promises ain't nothing but what ifs—they are made to be broken.” 

Hello, Readers!

I hope 2016 has been treating you well so far! As I've been busy making Define Neverland into a physical reality, I realise that I would never be able to make it happen without all of you. So, thank you very much for sticking with me until this far! 

Now, onto great news: Define Neverland will most likely be going to into print this year, and I hope you are as excited as I am about that. Of course, the novel version will include many changes, but