Books

Ghost

Book 1 in series Two Worlds. Beginning.

A unique Gift manifests in adolescence, and it can become a beautiful tool for changing this fantasy world to the best.

But what if you are just a teenage girl who happened to have a destructive power?

Lana is not a guardian, but after her best friend dies under suspicious circumstances, she comes back to her home town to find out the truth. She starts her own secret investigation to catch a murderer.

Will justice triumph?​

The Academy

Book 2 in series Two Worlds. Beginning.

After the events in Triville, Elisa applies to the Academy to become a detective. To her own surprise, she is not the only woman studying here. Jackie and Elisa quickly become best friends and fall in love with each other.

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Together, they dream to stop the local gang who sells the drugs to teenagers. However, they are surrounded by male guardians, which means that their mistake might cost them a career.

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Will they manage to catch a criminal boss without ruining their reputation?

Reviews

"Imagine the world where magic is an integral part of life, natural as the air we breathe, sometimes a blessing, but sometimes a sinister touch to the endless flow of opportunities. 

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Ghost: A Murder Mystery is a delicious blend of fantasy, young adult coming-of-age story, and a real crime investigation story."

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- Eve Koguce,

author of Neglected Merge.

"There wasn’t a moment where I wasn’t pulled in. There were twists and turns throughout that constantly kept me on my toes. As I was reading through, I was guessing and suspecting.

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Sometimes I was sad or happy. At one point, I was honestly on the edge of my seat, wanting the information to come quicker because I just had to know."

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- Katie Kirman

"I really enjoyed reading this book. An easy and interesting read, just what I needed to get my mind off things.

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Likable characters, interesting plot twists. But most of all I liked the world the author built - their magic is beautiful and I loved the idea of having unique gifts that manifest when they’re in their teens."

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- Elena Carter,

author of Follow the Hummingbird.