Almond's past haunts her in the darkest way and she cannot face the truth. It gets worse as reality seems to slip away into a world she cannot make any sense of. She struggles accepting her new reality as it gets harder to tell the difference from what is real or not. Despite it all Almond fights to save the creatures who have crossed her path in a world that once only existed in her mother's bedtime stories. After many dangerous encounters with deceitful creatures, Almond finds herself in a mental health facility with unethical stories of monsters, walking and talking animals, mountains with faces and rippling skies. Almond must trust in herself. She must do the unimaginable to get to the truth or find her sanity.

Mara's father had predicted that the little caterpillar would one day become the powerful butterfly, and his prophecy has rung true. With the enslaved Miezitari liberated, the dark goddess, Snowystra, can never hurt anyone again. Free of the darkness of Winter, Cole and Mara return home from Snowstrum. They are finally able to begin their new life together, but soon, everything starts to crumble around them. The magic they promised to protect feels less like a blessing and more like a curse. Once again, Mara has to seek answers from the hidden world. In the realm of the gods, she struggles to learn how to defend the child inside her. Will Mara have to give up everything - and everyone - she loves to protect the magic?

Mazy and Snub are delightful beings of light, traveling unencumbered by bodies, time, space, and gravity until an innocent ride on the arms of the Milky Way spins them into Earths atmosphere and changes everything. Both are overwhelmed and amazed by their cumbersome bodies, emotions, and pesky gravity, so they set out on adventures equally comical and dangerous. Readers of all ages will appreciate the metaphorical conundrums of these delightful and endearing creatures as they evolve into earthlings.

A love for books and a love for pretend playing merges for feisty and free-spirited Mazy. Will her family be able to keep up with which character she is today? Pretending to be a favourite character is a common phase for all three- to five-year-olds. Join Mazy and her family and discover how they navigate and embrace this frustrating yet amusing phase.