Books with author Kate O'Sullivan

The war between Man and Fae is over.Nuada is dead, but so too is Sean. Dubh has disappeared back into the mists of time, and Maureen is alone.But not quite. Aunt Margaret, torn from her own time, is waiting for Maureen to come home – to bear witness to the family she saved. With Aunt Margaret’s help, Maureen will unlock the tragedy at the heart of the family she created.The war between Man and Fae is over, but the War of the Gods is just beginning.

Changelings. They are the descendants of Man and Fae. They can walk between the realms, step across time, and stand with old gods. He thought he was the last – alone, and lost, until the day he saw them. Irish teens Maureen O’Malley and Sean McAndrew are lost in time. It was the vision of the warrior, shrouded in mist, that did it. Maureen had to follow, and now they’re stuck in 1584, on a pirate ship captained by notorious local legend, Grace O’Malley. Careening between swordfights on the high seas and a city on the brink of a bloody uprising three centuries later, the only way home is to confront a myth, and he – Faerie king, Nuada Silver Arm – would rather the last of the Changelings remain lost to time forever. As the shadows rise, and the king’s insidious whispers drive Maureen and Sean apart, they turn to the one man who can help them: the warrior in the mist. The only Changeling the king could not break, Dubh Súile will do all he can to protect the last of his kind, yet even he may be too late to stop the king from rekindling a centuries-old war that threatens the very fabric of time.

From EPPIE Award winner Kathryn Sullivan come stories of magic and off-world adventure sure to appeal to readers of all ages. Here are tales of wizards training apprentices and interstellar operatives protecting “primitive” worlds. How does one university cope with a student from very far away, and where do some wizards get their supplies? And what’s the deal with the cat whiskers? The Zumaya Thresholds edition includes new stories and old favorites, all certain to keep pages turning and imaginations stirred.

A young girl's journal composed of letters to her father after he passes away from brain cancer. Kids and teens who have lost a parent feel especially different from those around them. For this ten year old, writing letters to her father helped her cope with his death and her transitions of grief. Now she shares her journal with the world in hopes of delivering a powerful message: You are not alone.