"This is a trilogy that parents and older children can both enjoy. The author's imagination is impressive in the manner within which he describes the surprising world he created where magic and metal meld together. I have never before read a book that combines the sci-fi favorite of robotics with one of my favorites - magic. It is essentially a refreshing play on the evil witch story but what makes this trilogy even more unique is the unexpected twists that the reader definitely would not be able to predict. What makes this a great read for older children is that it inspires that feeling of appeasement, from knowing that good can overcome evil despite the many adversities that the characters face in each of the books.
I would recommend this to readers that loved Harry Potter and felt disappointed when the series ended. This to me, is something you can pick up and find delight that will nurture your imagination in the most unexpected, yet fantastic way."
A review by Aneesa Price - Sugary, Spicy Reads Author and Reviewer
My memory of Elias is intimate but brief; I asked him, "what happened, where are you taking me, who are you? Tell me!"
In a calm voice; "Sara hush, you died.
Secrets in the Fairy Chimneys, set in Istanbul and Cappadocia Turkey takes Annie Tillery to an archaeological where accidents and thefts plague the scientists. Thrilling chases, cave explorations, and danger from desperate traffickers in ancient hist
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