If you could go back in time, what would you change? How would these changes ultimately alter the future you returned to?... More > Time, you decide, might simply be opposite sides of the same dark mirror. < Less

Blackberry Way is a story about loss and hope. Michael Dorigan’s wife and daughter are gone, but he cannot move forward.... More > Ultimately, he must face what he fears most: the truth. < Less

A secret castle and a hidden, royal family. Three cats guarding a crack in the fabric of space and time. A broken necklace,... More > pearls scattered through the years. Greta will make the greatest discovery of her life... halfway down the stairs. < Less

Queen of the Oaks, the third book in the "Chronicles of Burnam Tau'roh" pentology, follows Kayleigh Lambert and Lincoln... More > Torres as they travel back in time to discover the origins of Mona Tarok, the Oak Hotel and the mysterious de'Malange. < Less

Blackberry Way is a story about loss and hope. Michael Dorigan’s wife and daughter are gone, but he cannot move forward.... More > Ultimately, he must face what he fears most: the truth. < Less

A secret castle and a hidden, royal family. Three cats guarding a crack in the fabric of space and time. A broken necklace,... More > pearls scattered through the years. Greta will make the greatest discovery of her life... halfway down the stairs. < Less

The Painted Lighthouse is the second book in the Chronicles of Burnam Tau'roh. Lincoln and Kayleigh continue their quest to... More > find Kayleigh's Grandmother and discover how deeply they are connected to a strange and unknown world. < Less

Kayleigh and Lincoln don’t know it, but the book they have been searching for—a book that should not exist—will... More > ultimately lead them into an amazing parallel world... A world of secrets and danger… A world that has been waiting for them. < Less

Here is the story of the Painted Lighthouse, a book that exists with the fictional world of The Chronicles of Burnam Tau'roh.

To keep her kingdom safe, Princess Rose DaVerlen must journey through the dark forest surrounding her kingdom to rescue the... More > prince who was taken from her.
This book is the end-result of a summer-long literature project. The children involved are between the ages of 8 and 12. < Less