Nine Books. Nine Fruits. One Story.
A middle grade fantasy series for readers ages 8–12, set in the last bright land in a darkening world.
"The shadows aren't defeated by fighting them. They disappear when someone learns how to shine."
Twelve-year-old Avery has always wanted to be a Lightkeeper — someone who carries light into the dark corners of Elarion. When she finally gets her chance to journey with her grandfather Pops, she discovers that carrying light isn't about being brave enough, strong enough, or good enough. It's about learning what the light is actually for.
Set in the golden city of Solhaven and the dimming town of Brighthollow, The Lightkeeper's Apprentice is a story about belonging, about the kind of love that sees people clearly, and about a small dragon named Luma who is always closer than Avery realizes.
Buy on Amazon →"Joy doesn't mean the dark isn't real. It means the light is more real."
When Pops receives word of a village deep in the Darklands where the Ever Song has gone nearly silent, Avery and her companions set out on their most dangerous journey yet. Grayfen is a place where laughter has faded, where lanterns have gone dark, and where people have forgotten there was ever anything to hope for.
But the Creator doesn't send Lightkeepers into the dark to bring Him somewhere He's never been. He sends them to help people notice where He already is. And what they discover in Grayfen might change the way Avery understands the light she carries — and the dragon on her shoulder who never left.
Coming September 5 →"Peace isn't the absence of pressure. It's the presence of the One you remain with."
At the edge of Elarion, where the Glasswater Run forms the border with the Darklands, the trading town of Stillhaven is fracturing. Something is stirring in the tension between neighbors, distorting what people hear, turning misunderstanding into fear. And Avery — who has learned love and learned joy — is about to discover that being calm when everything is pressing in is the hardest thing the Ever Song has ever asked of her.
In the third book of the Ever Song Chronicles, Avery and her companions face a threat that doesn't attack with force — it attacks with noise. And the only answer is a stillness that doesn't come from trying harder, but from something much older and steadier than fear.
Coming November 5 →