Books with author R.J. Vickers

A new school. An impossible mission. Tristan and Amber have been singled out as the best magicians at the Lair…and now they have to risk everything to stop Ilana. As they leave the Lair behind, they are surrounded by enemies. They can’t succeed alone—but who can they trust? The exciting new installment of the Natural Order series plunges Tristan into the unknown, where he will be tested as never before. But the stakes are higher than he could ever guess. And Ilana won’t be defeated so easily.

The end is near…After narrowly escaping Ilana’s dangerous school, Tristan is reunited with his friends once again.But though Ilana is gone, the deadly enchantment she left behind is powerful enough to bring the world to ruin. Time is running short as Tristan and his friends fight to contain the destructive magic. And this time, there’s nowhere to hide.

The class of child genius Gabby Morningstar is interrupted by the news that her parents have been murdered. The detective assigned to the homicide abducts her soon after. Before Gabby can piece together her situation, she's sold to a mysterious group of individuals lurking off of an unmarked highway exit.Gabby's feral runaway sister, Nikki, will stop at nothing to find her.

A small kingdom’s independence is on the line. Free-spirited and irresponsible Laina, the only remaining heir of Lostport, is not legally allowed to inherit the throne as a woman. When Whitland decides to use a construction project in one of the remote fjords of Lostport as a training ground for its armies, tensions mount, until the straightforward project begins to look like an excuse for a military takeover of Lostport. Will Laina consent to marrying a stranger to keep her kingdom out of the hands of the grasping Whitish Empire? Or is she desperate enough to push her own land to the brink of ruin to sever ties with Whitland?

Southern Gothic fantasy, Greek mythology, Arthurian legends, and Creek folktales come together in this story of fantasy, fear, and grief. When Aiden Woodward gets lost in the great Okefenokee swamp, he meets a beautiful young woman who guides him back to the past and a mythological version of his own hometown. Aiden finds himself in battles fighting alongside elves and talking animals, facing down hellhounds, werewolves, and goblins.But there are men and women there who are just as legendary as the beasts they are fighting, and they lead the defense of the small town against the armies of hell. The war will lead Aiden into many strange places: a hidden isle, an enchanted library, the terror of the Wild Hunt, and other paths even darker and more dangerous as he searches for a way back to his own time.

Southern Gothic fantasy, Greek mythology, Arthurian legends, and Creek folktales and come together in this story of fantasy, fear, and grief. When Aiden Woodward gets lost in the great Okefenokee swamp, he meets a beautiful young woman who guides him back to the past and a mythological version of his own hometown. Aiden finds himself in battles fighting alongside elves and talking animals, facing down hellhounds, werewolves, and goblins.But there are men and women there who are just as legendary as the beasts they are fighting, and they lead the defense of the small town against the armies of hell. The war will lead Aiden into many strange places: a hidden isle, an enchanted library, the terror of the Wild Hunt, and other paths even darker and more dangerous as he searches for a way back to his own time.

The class of child genius Gabby Morningstar is interrupted by the news that her parents have been murdered. The detective assigned to the homicide then abducts her. Before Gabby can piece together her situation, she's sold to a mysterious group of individuals lurking off of an unmarked highway exit. Gabby's feral runaway sister, Nikki, will stop at nothing to find her.

"Approximately a week has passed since I caused the death of Gramshaw. I was very upset for a couple of days, lying in the hut and taking no food. Yesterday I felt better. I slept well last night. This morning I am as normal as a man can be who is alone on a desert island with no real certainty of being rescued before he starves."Mr Justice Heilbronn did not enjoy holding the inquiry into the wreck of the Marigonda and its subsequent circumstances. For one thing there was a desert island in it. And then there was that preposterous suggestion about a wild man inhabiting the island. On top of it all there was this sole survivor accusing himself of the moral responsibility for the death of one of the party. A sole survivor; so who or what killed the other six?