Five books across two series and one standalone — with more on the way. Every story is about friendship, courage, and knowing that being yourself is always enough.

The lighthouse at Ember Point is singing. Nobody else can hear it, but twelve-year-old Maggie Mooney can. When the Town Council announces plans to demolish Ember Point by Friday, Maggie and her friends Diego and Felicia refuse to let it go without a fight. What starts as a summer mission becomes something none of them planned for. Some places hold magic. Some magic chooses you. And some mysteries are worth believing in, even when nobody else does.

Three weeks after saving Ember Point Lighthouse, Maggie Mooney thought the most exciting part of the summer was behind her. She was wrong. When a local captain reports seeing a glowing ghost ship in the morning fog, Maggie, Diego, and Felicia recognize the pull of another mystery. The Northern Star vanished during a storm in 1897 — but Maggie is starting to understand that "gone" and "lost" aren't always the same thing. The Blue Moon rises July 30th. That's their window. After that, the chance is gone forever.
Voices from decades past drift down summer streets. Maggie's friend Pip loops back and replays a moment from June, like a record skipping. And Flo the water spirit surfaces with a warning: the water near the Cave of Echoes tastes like old-time. When Maggie, Diego, and Felicia discover that a crack in the Cave of Echoes is leaking the town's history into now, they find that Bayfield's very first Shadow Keeper left instructions for exactly this moment. A story about time, attention, and the kind of bravery that shows up before you feel ready.

Under the endless skies of Norland, where dragons soar and magic whispers, fourteen-year-old Edward finds his life forever changed when he is gifted the legendary Sword of Light and thrust into a destiny foretold by the ancient Wyrmseers. Guided by the majestic dragon Blazefyre and joined by his loyal friends Layla, Finn, and Aliana, Edward must confront echoes of ancient war and the new tides of darkness gathering under the flag of Carisian Hexer. In the face of all-consuming darkness, will Edward's resolve and newfound powers be enough to save those he loves?

A year has passed since Edward became the Dragon Hearted, but the magic of Norland isn't finished with him. As his sixteenth birthday approaches, ancient forces stir. The dragon heart within him pounds warnings he cannot interpret. And in her mountain sanctuary, the Wyrmseer discovers a terrible truth — her prophecy was incomplete. Through the scrying pool of Time, she watches jealousy poison friendship, grief transform into purpose, and a fairy's redemption revealed as masterful deception. Most terrifying of all, she hears a name that hasn't been spoken in generations: Oberon, the warlock who should be safely banished.

"Hot flaming flamingos! It's the great bell beast of Southern Pine!" One minute, he's documenting a northern mockingbird behind the bike rack. The next, he's the accidental comedy sensation of seventh grade. He doesn't mean to be funny — he's just scared. But now everyone thinks it's on purpose, and doors are opening. The problem? He can't control when the outbursts happen — and he's supposed to perform a comedy routine as the grand finale of the talent show. A laugh-out-loud novel about finding the courage to be yourself. Chicken costume and all.