Madeline Journeys

She was trying to make partner. In a parallel universe, she must become the Chosen One... Madeline Higginbottom is a warrior in the courtroom. But her trial skills are useless when she's transported to an alternate dimension and forced into the role of foretold savior. And with the prophecy's actual mission unclear, her odds of surviving long enough to get home shrink by the minute. Grudgingly committing to rescuing a land she doesn't understand, Madeline sets off on a quest deep into enemy territory. But despite the protection of the gallant knight in love with her, she knows she needs weapons mightier than legal savvy if she hopes to succeed. And the deadly foe awaiting her plans to slaughter everyone... Can Madeline save the strange magical world before it becomes a death sentence?

An ancient terror; a final prophecy. What would you sacrifice to save everyone you love? Her magic is gone, and Madeline is running out of time to save the world. The Well at the Center of the World is waking, and neither the books in the Elven library, nor the circle of stones leading to the gate between universes give her the answers she needs. Evil emanates from the well even before the dust, wind, and the seductive voice come through. Every clue leads to another riddle. An ally will betray her, a sacrifice will break her heart, and no one has the answers. If she fails, everyone will die. If you love stories of dire consequences that seem unsolvable, the final book of The Madeline Journeys is for you. Buy End of the Tunnel today to help Madeline solve the unsolvable riddle that will save the world forever.

Kidnapped to a magical world, Madeline faces prophecy, sacrifice, and betrayal. Can she survive long enough to return home? Madeline's day started with a bomb threat and ended in a magical world where she was supposed to be the savior. In her old life, Madeline knew how to control everything. In this new world, she can't do anything right. The prophecy she's supposed to fulfill is about as clear as a pond covered in scum. The people she's supposed to save are led by a woman who doesn't listen and thinks she can just demand obedience. The only thing that makes it livable, is the promise to send her home when she's done. That's fine with her. The sooner she can say goodbye to the weird magical people the better.