Books in The Numair Chronicles series

To be extraordinary was a fate Arie Belle had never imagined. Her days had been filled with naïve pleasures and promising love, but all that changed one tragic day when her mother was killed under mysterious circumstances, plunging Arie’s life into dark and hopeless times where her lifelong friend, River, was her only beacon of light. After years of numbness, a beautiful stranger, Ashe, entered her world and took her soul to places it had never been, across realities trapped within the worlds of fairy tales. Could he be her savior, or would she find the strength within to be her own? Along her journey, she quickly unraveled the secret behind her uncanny connection with nature and her mother's killer. But one mystery remained—one of scripted destiny and the pull of the dark forces of life. Could she find the answers she needed before the next full moon? Or would death claim her as it had been painted in the fate of the stars?

After the previous summer, Moira and the twins want nothing more than to return to their normal lives. Brody seems determined to date every girl he sees, while Moira faces several new challenges; a move to Cape Cod, a new school, an overeager first date, an identity crisis - does she want to be a witch, or doesn't she? Only her journal knows for sure. But it is Braidy who must struggle with the most serious dilemma, as her obsession with the mysterious Jonathan becomes increasingly intense.Meanwhile, Alex makes another attempt to bring the Dumari under his control. When danger once again threatens, will Moira make the right choice - or will her temper get the better of her once again?Praise for The Dumari Chronicles: Year One"...Exceptionally well written, The Dumari Chronicles stands out in the field of action/adventure fantasy...the characters, the language, and the settings are thoroughly American...[it] is highly entertaining..." - The Midwest Book Review"[The Dumari Chronicles] may be just what bereaved Harry Potter fans need...this book is, in many ways, the total opposite of the Harry Potter series...the climactic wrap-up leaves one with interesting, unanswered questions..." - The Book Trolley

The second book of the Cade Saga, part of the Edge Chronicles.      Cade Quarter is building a new life for himself in the wild of the Farrow Ridges, miles away from civilization -- and from the enemies who are seeking him. His lakeside home is idyllic, and he lives a peaceful existence with his prowlgrin, Rumblix and Tug, the nameless one. But when his new home is threatened by villainous mire-pearlers, Cade and his friends must find a way to defend the land they love. The arrival of the ship Doombringer means Cade must leave the Farrow Ridges and compete in an ultimate challenge to bring aid to the Lakes.

The Gerrickson House is waking up from its days of mourning. Lenara Gerrickson’s fifteenth name day is fast approaching and her old childhood friend, Lady Vivienne Schmidtson arrives to help her get ready for the occasion. To her horror, Lenara has forgotten her manners and etiquettes, indulging in pastimes like riding and archery. Lenara is skeptical of finding love during the ball on her fifteenth name day, but she catches the gaze of a dark, handsome man who sweeps her off her feet into a whirlwind romance. Her happily ever after seems so close, but clouds of doubt and warnings hang heavy in the horizon. Follow Lenara’s journey into womanhood as she faces the harshness of reality and discover the chain of events that changed her destiny forever. Enjoy this prequel novella to the captivating and thrilling Gothic fantasy, The Rose Chronicles. It can be enjoyed as a standalone or be read in between any of the books. Grab the rest of the books in The Rose Chronicles: 1) Graveyard Rose 2) Blood Red Rose 3) Immortal Rose

Sometimes the only way to prevent a war is to meet it head-on.Alija's village has known peace for twenty years, but only under the tyrannical rule of Tavan and his guards. Stripped of all weapons, the villagers know to keep their heads down.But when one of Alija's group suffers merciless punishment after they are caught with weapons, he and the others decide Tavan and his men must go. It's the only way to prevent a repeat of the village's violent history.How far will they go to gain their freedom–and are four untrained men enough to bring down an army?