Books with author E. J. Sullivan

Five Cousins are on holiday together in Wales. When Joe, the youngest Cousin somehow falls off Aberaeron Harbour wall into the sea, the other four instantly jump in to save him. That might have been the end of the story - but Magic intervenes and the Cousins embark on an amazing adventure involving a large Jellyfish, a Witch (or two) and a small Dragon, in the land of Ynys Haf.

A deadly ancient secret. Six friends with an unbreakable bond. A paradigm shift shatters their perceptions.Join Lena on her journey through hidden realms in this fast-paced time-travel adventure, from modern day Florence back to the Renaissance.After a visit to Michelangelo's Statue of David, Lena's quiet existence changes in mystifying ways. While dreaming and experiencing Renaissance life through Damiano's eyes--the young model posing for the statue--she realizes she's under the influence of an extraordinary phenomenon.Struggling to unravel clues from the past, Lena calls on her friends to help. Together, they stumble upon an ancient secret--one with deadly implications. In a race against time, will they save Damiano's life--or lose their own? And if they succeed, can they live with the truth they have discovered?Resonance is the first book in the enchanting Paragon series of time-travel adventures. If you like strong characters, unwavering bonds of friendship, and journeys that transport you across time, then you'll love CC Sullivan's introduction to the Masters of the Elements.

What Part of No” (Don’t You Understand)” is the penultimate part of the series of books that began eleven books ago with “The Magic Apostrophe”. Tan’ith, Lady of Ynys Haf, is planning a family, and she really needs maternity cover… Unfortunately her magical teenage niece Cariad is not impressed by the idea. Whilst this book is a continuation of a series, it can be read as a stand-alone leading into the final part, "Tree of Light".

Gwydion, the Apprentice Wizard, whose adventures began with “Gwydion and the Flying Wand”, “Magic Maldwyn” and “Betsan the Brave” and continue with the “Magic Apostrophe” series, is still learning his magical trade from Great Merlin.Despite his habit of playing practical jokes on Merlin, Gwydion is getting older, if not particularly wiser, and Merlin decides it is time to send him on a Quest. He must pass through a Time Door, back to Maldwyn and Betsan’s time, and bring back three things…Of course, wherever Gwydion goes, Fang the dog and Bugsy the dragon go too, whether he wants them to or not, and travelling in the Twenty-First Century with a small, fire-breathing dragon causes problems.And the very first thing Gwydion does is get himself arrested…

Erin McFadden is tired of her boring, rustic life. She grew upin the small town of Iuntah on Erica, a distant planetdiscovered after the destruction of Earth. Iuntah is miles awayfrom anyone or anywhere, and most of the people who live therebelieve that simplicity is the only way to peace and happiness.But all Erin sees is simplemindedness and a dead end. Herdesire is to explore and get away from the community that hasbeen holding her back. Her wishes come true one summer day,culminating in an event that changes her life forever.Little does Erin know that the town she grew up in is about toexperience this radical change, as well. A shady developerproposes to build a new highway through the town. But theresidents of Iuntah don't want their quaint village destroyed.When discussions fail, the developer resorts to strong-armtactics to get what he wants.Erin has the chance to become a savior in her small civilizationby safeguarding an ancient secret. But can she face up to thechallenge of overcoming the traumatic events-both physical andemotional-that finally push her away from home and out of hersafety zone? Erin must press on if she wants to survive her firstyear outside of the only realm she has known since childhood.

Two strangers share a common traumatic bond: each experienced childhood sexual abuse. While chaperoning a youth group on a camping trip, Sam quickly relates to Charley’s signs of depression, confusion, and inordinate fear. Despite wanting to forget her deepest dark secret, Sam feels compelled to help the teen. In the shadow of external peril, the women struggle to resolve internal conflicts.

To save himself and his brother, Joelnar and his companions must find a way to release the souls imprisoned by Darkwind in the Globe of Souls. The key may lie in one of the long-forgotten cities of the Ol’Dans—the old Danarians and original inhabitants of the planet. The group forms an unlikely alliance with the Aerisens—childlike beings who dwell in Llanfayria, but whose wisdom and insights are as astute as the Ethereals.However, unbeknownst to Joelnar and his companions, a gateway between worlds was partially opened when Neerah tried to destroy the Starstone. The demon on the other side of the gateway, is intent on breaking through to Danaria, and he is seeking the power from the Globe of Souls to help him.