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|  | | Elsewhen: A Humorous Fantasy
An alternate world of magic merging with our own technological world: what could possibly go wrong?
Kayla finds a magic stone and is whisked off to Elsewhen, a land of magic that needs saving--fast. Technology and magic are merging, bringing Elsewhen dangerously close to When (our world). Three sisters rule the strange land. Morath is grumpy and stingy with information. Merope is frivolous and dangerous. And Mir is nowhere to be found. Kayla didn’t ask to be drafted to solve the mystery behind the changes.
Can she find the answers in time to save both worlds?
| |  | | Hexed in Texas: A Humorous Fantasy
An unfortunate bystander is caught between dueling rivals Baba Yaga and the CEO of Laveau Pharmaceuticals as the bizarre effects of chaotic magic become increasingly drastic: something’s gotta give.
A Russian witch steps through her magic mirror. The heir of a voodoo queen makes more conventional travel plans. But why are they headed for Texas?
"Lighthearted with a plot that is fun from beginning to end and characters that are charming . . . the perfect read."--Readers' Favorite
Once upon a time (a year ago, if you’re a stickler for details), chaotic magic leaking from Alamo excavations triggered an improbable event, drawing the attention of two unlikely rivals in search of a rare prize.
The Russian witch Baba Yaga and her two sisters have been around since--eve | |  | | The Wizard Warp: A Humorous Fantasy
What would you do if you found yourself inside a computer role-playing game--and the landscape and rules were constantly changing?
Expert gamer Ruth and novice Jesse are warped into a patchwork world composed of imported bits of computer role-playing games, creating a hodgepodge of ever-changing rules.
Back in Chicago an eccentric mage and a baffled thief take their places. How can this be happening?
Intermittent storms centered on a mysterious island in the middle of a dark lake may hold the answer. Ruth and Jesse must discover what the storms mean--and how to get back to Chicago! |
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Pot of Gold
by Jay Dubya
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 Pot of Gold (52,000 words) is an imaginative fantasy adventure novel for children ages eight to thirteen that adults will also find interesting and funny. Janet and Larry Garrison, twelve-year-old fraternal twins are touring Limerick Caverns with the |
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