Books:
The Mageye Series:
The Mageye: The Mageye
Black magic is forbidden in the country of Alveraada. When Rose Crawford accidentally discovers that she has healing powers, she knows she must hide them, even from her own family. The next day, her family disappears. The only clue is a note addressed to "the girl with magical, green eyes," and signed with a ragged X.
After finding a trail of glowing X’s just like the signature, Rose sets off to find her family. On the way, she stumbles across a mysterious boy who tells her about magical eyes, evil wolves, and a group of people called Volcaniacs who live in The End.
Will Rose be able to find and save her family in time, or will the wolves catch her first? And what exactly do her eyes and newfound power have to do with all of this?
The Mageye: Illusion of Fear
You see, unlike you, I can’t burn.
The End has been destroyed, and the Volcaniacs eradicated. But when Rose wakes up from a nightmare she shares with Myles, they suspect all might not be finished as they had hoped. Myles fears these nightmares are more than shared dreams, and when King Duncan tells them about controlled visions, a form of magic that is supposed to be gone for good, they realize there is one Mageye who may be strong enough to revive them. One they thought they had burned.
A new elite team must be formed to defeat this Mageye. A team that may not seem like a threat at first, but has the combined power to defeat the Volcaniacs for good. A team that is prepared to face their worst fears and the threat that the nightmares aren’t visions… but prophecies. A team that isn’t afraid to burn.
Unbound: A Mageye Novel
Don’t touch anyone whose power you don’t know.
Born with the power to replicate the power of any other Mageye, Evander is one of the most powerful Mageye that Mageye City has ever seen. But, when a tragic accident results in the death of the Queen, Evander finds himself facing a fate he never believed he was destined for.
Banishment.
After leaving the city and the people he loves behind, he soon falls prey to another city of Mageye. One made of tents and occupied by rebels who intend only harm to his beloved home.
This is Evander’s story.
Return of the Mageye: The Kidnapped Queen
Eight years have passed since five young Mageye defeated King Brenton and the Volcaniacs. The Elite Guard is now confident in the strength of Mageye City, but all of that changes when the whispered warnings of an ex-Volcaniac become reality.
The citizens of Mageye City have no idea how powerful the Volcaniacs truly are.
Myles now stands at an empty wedding altar, and for the first time in eight years, he cannot sense his bride’s aura. With Rose missing, a dungeon cell empty, and the fate of Mageye City in his hands, Myles only knows one thing for certain.
It is Rose’s turn to be saved.
Stand Alones:
Theater of Memories
Paris Kaufman & McKenna Rowell
The past can haunt you…
The Zachary Barnham theater is cursed. Ever since a tragic shooting in 1938, no one who has gone in has come out. Bored out of their minds at prom, Princeton and his two best friends sneak into the theater. When Princeton’s younger sister follows them in, the doors slam shut, trapping them inside. They soon learn there is another person living in the theater, and if what he claims to know about the curse is true, they’re in far more danger than they thought.
Calvin Short is the only survivor of the shooting, immortalized with nothing but his memories as company. He knows he holds the key to escaping, but time is ticking before Calvin is forced to watch four more innocent souls die due to his past. He is determined to make them the first to step back out.
Before the beginning of a churchwide dinner on Christmas Eve, Paxton is given the honor of putting baby Jesus in the nativity scene at the end of the midnight service. The problem? Baby Jesus is missing, and it is up to him and his two friends to find Him.
With two hours on the clock, parents who aren’t too pleased with them skipping church, the constant worry of wrinkling their good clothes, and one jealous bully—what could go wrong?
