Lewis Carroll move over, there's a new Alice in town, but this one is named Lily. In her latest novel, The Cinderella Theorem, Kristee Ravan has created a wonderful world where faerie tales and the real world collide. When mathematically-minded Lily Sparrow turns fifteen, she...

The Sea-Stone Sword is a YA fantasy novel by Joel Cornah that begins when our intrepid hero is thirteen and ends by the time he's sixteen. It starts off just as Rob Sardan is sent away from his adopted homeland, banished for daring to stick up...

Enigma by Elisa O'Donnell introduces us to the world that is between the Moon and Earth, created as a bunker in outer space and is now a home to those who survived nuclear war so far. Enigma demands equal contributions from the inhabitants so that...

I was pleasantly surprised to see Scepter: The Emerald of Phaunos by Scott Collins turn up on Reader’s Favorite list of available books. It hasn’t been that long ago since I read and reviewed the first episode of Scepter. This is a great YA story...

Neria thinks she is just a normal high school student, except that she has weird dreams. Her mom thinks they should talk to the priest at school. Neria The Future Demon Huntress reveals that what she really is, much to her disbelief, is a demon...

The King of Stonewood is the third book of the Stonewood Trilogy, an epic fantasy by Jeremy Hayes. While it's advisable to read the first two books in this series, this book can be also be read on its own. The King of Stonewood has...

Scepter by Scott L. Collins is the story of Daniel and his younger brother Aidan. King Argyle's soldiers are on the move, taking parents and older children into slavery and forcing them to work in the mines. Having come of the proper age, Daniel knows...

Masters of magic come together in The Raging One by Lexy Wolfe in an effort to fight an unknown but dark enemy threatening all the lands. Unfortunately, the people of the lands do not get along with one another ever since an ancient war. The...

School is out for twins Marcus and Ellie, but their summer just got interesting when their grandparents told them that they will mind The Magic Shop during their vacation. It was to teach Marcus discipline and to improve Ellie's social skills. Looking after the shop...

Surreal Peter by William O'Brien is a book of short poems and tiny thoughts. This book differs slightly from his other work in the fact that the poetry reaches out to one's inner insanity. The poetry displayed in this book has more depth and meaning...