Lore Trilogy

Florence has spent most of her nineteen years running around the forest with her best friend named Rasful, who just so happens to be a blue fairy. One day, Florence gets an unexpected visitor known as the Baron, a powerful sorcerer, whom without her knowledge, is engaged to be married to her. At Rasful's urging, she runs away from the only home she has ever known. Now disguised as a boy named Lorence, she visits an inn looking for work. There, she meets the funny Robert and stoic William who take her under their wing, allowing her to work there. She then begins noticing weird things happening, like a knife that slipped out of her hand not hitting the ground, and a large gust of wind happening right, when she needs it. When her nightmares begin coming true on top of trying to keep up the façade as a boy, Florence must make the decision to tell Robert and William her true-identity, knowing there is the risk that somehow the Baron may find her, putting them all in danger.

Twin brother and sister, pirates and magic. Peter and Silver have only had each other. With being born on the eve of the Arachnid outbreak, the same disease that took their mother and father, Peter and Silver are the only family they have. They live on a ship with their motley crew of outcasts with Silver as the captain and Peter as first mate. Both were born with strange gifts: Silver can speak to animals and Peter can see briefly into the future. These are gifts they have kept secret, even from their crew, for magic is not something that is always accepted. But when a job goes wrong and they find themselves with a mysterious orb, a girl with strange powers, and being chased by half-machine, half-living creatures, it will take a little more than cunning to make it out alive. In a story of found family, magic, and a little bit of mischief, the twins' story is full of action, adventure and heart. After all, there is never a dull moment for those aboard the Silver Shadow.