Adam Copeland Books

Adam Copeland crafts compelling narratives that delve into the intricacies of human connection and the universal experience. His distinctive style is marked by its meticulous detail and immersive quality, drawing readers deeply into the lives of his characters. Copeland frequently explores themes of purpose-seeking, resilience, and the complex landscape of moral decision-making. His works resonate with audiences through their authentic voice and profound insights into the human condition.

Midnight in Silverton: American Gothic
450 pages
16 hours of reading
4.5(2)Add rating
In a town filled with eccentric characters, a struggling writer awakens on a bridge with no memory of how he got there, only a painful reminder of a past tragedy. As he investigates a series of murders linked to a serial killer, he reconnects with his past and navigates a bizarre mix of townsfolk, a biker gang, and surreal elements. With significant memory gaps and escalating danger, he must confront the possibility of losing his sanity while racing against time to solve a murder that hits too close to home.
Adam Copeland on Edge
254 pages
9 hours of reading
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His way with words has served Adam Copeland well. It was his writing that opened the doors to his future career as a WWE Superstar, when he won a newspaper essay competition for which his prize included free wrestling training. In 2002, while sidelined with a serious neck injury, he began to write a weekly column for wwe.com, giving fans an insight into the life of one of their favourite performers. It was the fan response to this column that led WWE Books to ask him to write his autobiography. ADAM COPELAND ON EDGE takes the reader inside the world of professional wrestling, a world you can only truly know - and write about - if you have experienced it in the ring. But more than that, this book also takes you inside the mind of one of wrestling's brightest stars, as with disarming candour he shares his feelings and his reflections, his inspirations, his highs and lows, his goals and ambitions, in thoughtful, articulate detail. You think you know EDGE? Read on and find out...
Echoes of Avalon: A Tale of Avalon
514 pages
18 hours of reading
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Haunted by his past from the Holy Lands and a mysterious hooded figure, Patrick Gawain seeks solace in a monastery. His life takes a turn when he receives an invitation to Avalon, home to a secret academy and the Avangarde knights, dedicated to protecting young scholars. Amidst supernatural creatures and a budding romance with Katherina, Patrick grapples with his inner turmoil. As dark forces threaten the academy, he realizes that confronting his own demons is essential to protect those he cares about and to face the true monsters around him.

Midnight in Silverton: American Gothic

Adam Copeland on Edge

Echoes of Avalon: A Tale of Avalon