Books in Lost Boys Trilogy series

THOUGHT YOU KNEW THE WOODS?THINK AGAIN.Leonardo and Lion Clan were supposed to find a new home in the Cove. But within moments of arriving, they learned that everything they thought they knew was a lie.A clan of girls, also calling themselves Lion Clan, occupy the fortress Leonardo planned to lead from. Sirens fill the ocean waters, magic tangles with reality, and a pirate ship prowls the Cove. If Leonardo's clan wants to survive this harsh place, they will need to navigate hundreds of new dangers.From sea monsters, to hostile clans and unpredictable seas, the Cove will push Leonardo and his clan to their limits. Meanwhile, the Dark continues to grow, killing everything in its path. Can Lion Clan survive not only the Cove, but also the nightmare looming over them?

No Rules. No Adults. No Way Out. Welcome to the Darkwoods. Deep in a mystical wood, four clans of boys live in treehouses, their story lost in time and their pasts buried with it. The forest is split by a crocodile-infested river, overgrown with giant trees and woven with dark secrets. Leonardo is a member of Raven Clan, the boldest and fiercest of the four clans, led by his ruthless older brother Aleksander. When clan hostilities begin to build, Aleksander gives Leonardo his own patrol and sends him on the river to defend Raven Clan’s territory. Leonardo quickly learns that nothing is as it seems, and a series of inexplicable events — including a mysterious Native girl who shows up on the riverbank, calling Leonardo and his friends ‘Lost Boys’ — leads him to question everything he’s ever known about the woods he calls home. As the clan hostilities erupt into a fully-fledged war, Leonardo is forced to make a choice that will determine the very fate of Raven Clan and everyone he cares about.

Africa, 1888. Trying to forget the past that took her best friend and her mother away, Sonnet Gray busies herself with helping to build a hospital, while at the same time taking care of a precocious child. Together with Israel Rhode, the one man she can trust, their safe haven is discovered by an old enemy who needs Sonnet to get back to where he came from. London, 1931. Bedlam Asylum has never been a safe place, and Rose Gray isn't getting any better. Consumed with rage and insanity, Rose isn't the only Gray who has learned to control her ability to travel through time. From the dark alleys of Jack the Ripper to the Spice Islands of Zanzibar, Sonnet and Rose make their way through the eras. One is controlled by love, the other by revenge, but only one of them will be strong enough to end their story. The other will simply remain lost.

Sonnet has all but given up on her now. Unlike others of the Lost, Rose has the ability to manipulate her powers and can travel through time at will, deciding which eras she wants to travel to. Unfortunately, the traveling has taken a toll on her mind and body. For a perfectly sane girl, power of this nature could be a gift. For Rose however, it's not only a danger to her, but also to anyone who's had the misfortune of meeting her. Lizzie is an orphaned nurse resigned to a life of changing bedpans and fluffing pillows at Bedlam, the world's most notorious insane asylum. Finding an old diary proves a welcome distraction from a medical world that doesn't take nurses all that seriously. As Lizzie falls into the world of the diary's author, Rose Gray, she finds herself swept into an ever deepening mystery. Although the diary in Bedlam Hospital may be old, Rose is not, and it appears as though she never really left. Will Lizzie's curiosity lead to her becoming yet another of Rose's victims?

Eighteen year olds often have problems, especially those who constantly have to move to new towns where they don't know a soul. Sonnet Gray however, is not your typical eighteen year old. When her family moves, they don't just move to new towns, they move to new centuries. She and her family are members of the Lost; a group of time travelers who have no control over when and where their journeys take them. Hopelessly old-fashioned, and yet more modern than most girls her age, Sonnet is fluent in several different languages, and takes care of the motley crew she calls family by working in a coffee shop and playing the guitar. When she finds herself in 21st century America, she encounters a curious cast of characters. Some change her life for the better, while others seem to cause her nothing but heartache. With each journey through time, the Lost are forced to leave behind the ones they love. Though they make new friends along the way, no one will ever take the place of Sonnet's sister Rose, who was left behind as a child in the fifteenth century. The ghost of her sister seems to beckon to her no matter where she finds herself, but are the sisters destined to be reunited, or does fate have other plans? A ghost story with a sci-fi Gothic twist, Shadows Gray will keep you up at night wondering if the redemptive power of love is enough to change history.