Third book in trilogy about a magical village inhabited by witches and wizards. Follows the Quinn and Devlin families... More > through attacks by evil wizards and various beasts. Michael is a powerful young wizard now fifteen years old. Twelve years ago, when he was three, he defeated an adult wizard trying to kill him and his mother. The trouble is back again, he and his family and friends must band together if they are to overcome the threat to their way of life. < Less

The age old story of two sisters in love with the same man. Set in 1893 Appalachia, Jenny is jealous of her sister Maureen... More > and covets her fiance. She plans murder as a means to achieve her desires. < Less

Post WW I, set in the coal mining fields of West Virginia, this is the story of a family living in a coal camp. Adam, a... More > hermit living alone, is shunned by his neighbors and befriended by a five year old child. Children begin to disappear, little girls under the age of ten years old. Adam is blamed for the predations and people are feeling frustrated and angry with law enforcement. < Less

Post WW I, Set in the coal mining fields of West Virginia, this is the story of a family living in a coal camp. Adam, a... More > hermit living alone is shunned by his neighbors and befriended by a five year old child. Children begin to disappear, little girls under the age of ten years. Adam is blamed for the predations and people are feeling frustrated and angry with law enforcement. < Less

Post WW I, set in the coal mining fields of West Virginia, this is the story of a family living in a coal camp. Adam, a... More > hermit living alone, is shunned by his neighbors and befriended by a five year old child. Children begin to disappear, little girls under the age of ten years old. Adam is blamed for the predations and people are feeling frustrated and angry with law enforcement. < Less

An ordinary girl of fourteen, Paradine has been living in the miserable village of Medford for the past ten years. Her... More > stepfather is abusive to her and frequently physically abusive to her gentle mother. She is not allowed to make friends or spend time with classmates. However, this all changes when her grandmother comes to take them away from Medford. When she is taken to Quincannon Derry, she learns that nothing or nobody is ordinary there. < Less

Paradine Devlin is an ordinary girl of fourteen living in the poor village of Medford deep in the Appalachian Mountains. She... More > and her mother, Rosemary, are frequently abused by her stepfather. She has no hope for a brighter future, no shining dreams as young people often do.
Then, unexpectedly she is whisked away to the magical village of Quincannon Derry hidden deep in the towering mountain. She finds that she is capable of performing many wonderful feats of magic. But inevitably, there is an underlying threat of evil and she finds that she must master her skills very rapidly in order to protect herself. She meets a young man who becomes very important to her and finds that she has family there that she never knew existed. < Less

This is a tale of hatred that spans the centuries as a powerful sorceress searches for an old enemy in a small town. Her... More > obsession with vengeance on one man and her love for another is the driving force behind the foul acts she commits on the innocent citizens of New Hope. < Less

This is a story of Padric, a tinker traveling the countryside selling his wares in late nineteenth century Appalachia. A... More > harmless appearing old man, he is sought out by restless spirits seeking revenge. His task is to determine if wrong was done and punish the ones responsible. < Less

Post WW I, set in the coal mining fields of West Virginia, this is the story of a family living in a coal camp. Adam, a... More > hermit living alone, is shunned by his neighbors and befriended by a five year old child. Children begin to disappear, little girls under the age of ten years old. Adam is blamed for the predations and people are feeling frustrated and angry with law enforcement. < Less