Books with author Rachel Gasper

Aito wasn't looking for much when she went into her dad's room that rainy Sunday afternoon. Just something, anything, that would ease the boredom. What she found was a whole new world and the realization that getting back home may be the least of her problems. Her first few moments in the country of Tanil are far from great. She's mistaken for a thief, gets chased by a wolf guy, and finds out that she's the only human in the world. It's all a bit much to take in, but she has Cain, a "seran" with the ability to create illusions that can't stop lying, to help her. Aito's just not sure if that's a good thing or not.Tracking down a thief, being pushed back and forth between this world and her own, trying to keep a grip on reality... With all of this, at least Aito doesn't have to worry about being bored anymore.

Traveling to another world is not a simple or easy thing, as Aito or Luke Toft could tell you. So when a friend from the country of Tanil appears in their house one night in desperate need of help, they know something's wrong even before Luke is, accidentally or not, kidnapped. Knowing that the king of Tanil or his former adviser Cain will know what to do, Aito follows after her father and her friend with every intention of helping however she can. Too bad things are never that easy, as Aito finds herself far from both Luke and the friends who could help her find him. Without Cain or Kyrios there to guide her this time, it's up to Aito to find her way across Tanil and figure out what is going on. Because while Cain and the king launch their own efforts to find the Tofts, all of them find that help may come from unexpected places – and not all friends can be trusted. There's more than one person with plans for the Tofts, for Cain, and for Tanil itself, and the longer Aito spends here the more she realizes how little she knows about this world and its people or what she's capable of when friends and family are on the line.

Traveling to another world is not a simple or easy thing, as Aito or Luke Toft could tell you. So when a friend from the country of Tanil appears in their house one night in desperate need of help, they know something's wrong even before Luke is, accidentally or not, kidnapped. Knowing that the king of Tanil or his former adviser Cain will know what to do, Aito follows after her father and her friend with every intention of helping however she can.Too bad things are never that easy, as Aito finds herself far from both Luke and the friends who could help her find him. Without Cain or Kyrios there to guide her this time, it's up to Aito to find her way across Tanil and figure out what is going on. Because while Cain and the king launch their own efforts to find the Tofts, all of them find that help may come from unexpected places – and not all friends can be trusted.There's more than one person with plans for the Tofts, for Cain, and for Tanil itself, and the longer Aito spends here the more she realizes how little she knows about this world and its people or what she's capable of when friends and family are on the line.

Aito wasn't looking for much when she went into her dad's room that rainy Sunday afternoon. Just something, anything, that would ease the boredom. What she found was a whole new world and the realization that getting back home may be the least of her problems. Her first few moments in the country of Tanil are far from great. She's mistaken for a thief, gets chased by a wolf guy, and finds out that she's the only human in the world. It's all a bit much to take in, but she has Cain, a "seran" with the ability to create illusions that can't stop lying, to help her. Aito's just not sure if that's a good thing or not.Tracking down a thief, being pushed back and forth between this world and her own, trying to keep a grip on reality... With all of this, at least Aito doesn't have to worry about being bored anymore.