Books in Lights Out series

No school. No parents. No rules.The post-apocalyptic children's chapter series with superpowers continues...Shelly and her friends must brave Wellbright Manor at night, wherein hides a clue regarding their parents' disappearance. As they investigate, they realize they're not alone. Is it the ghost of the beloved writer, Laliz Pounche, haunting the halls? Or is there something worse hiding in the shadows? Whatever they find there, it will change them forever.

No school. No parents. No rules.One Tuesday, all the grown-ups in Applewood disappeared, the electricity went out and now monsters are out at night. With the help of their flashlights and their newly gained superpowers, Shelly Wynn and her friends must band together to survive the dark. "On your marks! Go set! Go!"Shelly and Lydia race to find out who is the fastest, but something isn't right. Shelly sets to investigate and discovers that their superpowers have a downside. After learning that monsters are now stalking the streets, the children need to find Lydia before something else finds her first. "Lights Out" is a post-parent apocalypse where kids have superpowers. The book utilizes OpenDsylexic font for easy reading.

Recipient of the 1st Place Royal Dragonfly Award in 2017 for Middle Grade Fiction.No school. No parents. No rules.All the adults from Applewood have disappeared, kids have strange abilities and worse - the electricity is out. It is lights out and Shelly Wynn - along with her friends - must survive the things that go bump in the night. As her world falls apart, Shelly finds that the person who bullied her through grade school is the one who needs her the most."Lights Out" is a children's chapter book series that utilizes the Open Dyslexic font which allows for easier reading for those with dyslexia.

Ever since the war ended, the United English Cityships have had equality. The rules are clear. You are born, you live and the day following your sixtieth birthday, you are sent off for your final sleep. Lock is a firm believer in the system. It means that everyone is truly treated equally. It’s only when she checks in an attendee who claims to be younger than her chip says that Lock starts to realise there may be someone gaming the system.The problem is the corruption goes higher than Lock could even begin to imagine. As her belief in the world she lives in starts to crumble, Lock finds herself wanting justice for those who have gone before their time.Can she do it? Or will they silence her before she can get the word out?

The Lights Out trilogy continues....Lock and Clara managed to escape, now they must rush to cross the border and connect with the only people who can save them. With Lana’s betrayal still fresh in Lock’s mind, they have to leave their cityship and submerge themselves into another.With the heat on, the army after them and Lana ready to avenge her loss, Lock and Clara are taking new steps towards the war that could end their world. But they are not alone. Hayley Lightson, the one attendee to escape her early demise, has her own plans in Evendown. The United English Cityships has a peace treaty. The King demands it stands, and Lana is working with him to ensure that no war is declared. She will stop at nothing to win.Can Lock join the protesters in Evendown and bring an end to the tyranny? Or will they be caught and silenced?