Mia Evers

Everyone knows little sisters are annoying. But when something's trying to kill your little sister, things reach a whole new level of nuisance. Light-aligned little Bella leaves Mia's parents and school board gushing. But someone-or something-on campus doesn't seem to agree, plaguing Bella with weird, and increasingly dangerous attacks. It's not enough that Mia has to juggle homework, sports, and Dark lessons. She also has to figure out how to save her sister before Mom and Dad think she's the one behind it. MIa Evers and the Child of Light is the second installment of the Mia Evers series. It offers a fun read for fans of Dhonielle Clayton and Rena Barron.

Being called to the principal's office is never a good thing. Being called to the office of a principal who has a deep, dark secret he's willing to do anything to protect…well, Mia Evers calls that Tuesday.It doesn't seem to matter how many allies Dark-aligned Mia has won when none of them can convince the school board that Mr. Redd's secret is worse than anyone could ever have imagined. Of course, no horrible situation would be complete without a demon-this time a freelancer with her own inscrutable agenda-offering to make a bargain that Mia desperately needs but desperately doesn't want.By this point, Mia should just expect that anything that can go wrong will, but the odds have never been quite so stacked against her, and the consequences never so deadly.Mia Evers and the Twisted Souls is the third installment in the Mia Evers series. It promises a thrilling tale that matches likes of Andrew Peterson, Justin Cronin, and Harry Potter.

If Dark-aligned Mia Evers had a choice between facing the start of high school or dealing with power-hungry demons, she would totally take the demons.That is, until one of those demons decides to call in the favor Mia owes her (it's a long story and totally not her fault…mostly). The demon Tradereth sends Mia on an extracurricular quest to find a deadly (naturally) relic that probably means really bad news for everyone.It's not like Mia has time to deal with these shenanigans. Things aren't bad at home, but that's because there is no home with Dad still in prison, Mom in the hospital, and her and Bela in separate foster homes. Stuff is getting weird and awkward with her friends (they call it growing up, but whatever). And joining the youth group of the Grand Light Order probably wasn't the best life choice she has ever made.But, speaking of bad life choices, the demon's quest might just be the worst one ever because, after everything Mia did to get Tradereth to leave her friends and family alone, it turns out she may be the deadliest threat to them all.

They say that two people can keep a secret if one of them is dead…except, that doesn't work for Mia Evers, who would do anything to keep her little sister alive.Despite her broken family, the challenges of freshman year of high school, and that little armageddon brewing between the forces of Light and Dark, Mia is doing her best to stay positive. She's even getting some recognition for playing high school-level bandyll. But when her sister Bela miraculously heals a critically injured player in front of a packed stadium, everything Mia has worked for seems to go up in smoke.With the secret of Bela's power finally out of the bag, and both the Light and the Darkness wanting her, there's no safe place left for Mia and Bela. Old demons and new enemies are hunting the sisters, turning friends into foes, and adversaries into unwilling allies. But the most dangerous element might just be Mia herself and the secrets buried in her heart.