Windborne

For months, seventeen-year-old Fern has been sneaking out on her mother-really sneaking out-through a magical portal to an island halfway around the world. There, the grandmother Fern never knew existed needs her help rejuvenating their ancestral land. She has always been good at growing things, but that's not magic. And magic is what the island needs. With its energy running out, the land is breaking apart, and the caretakers demand a real witch to take over the Meadows, not a teenager with a green thumb. Elbow-deep in dirt, Fern confronts a splintered community, unsure who to trust, but grateful for the support of a Scottish boy who looks at her with green eyes shining with magic-and something more powerful. Caring for this land is Fern's birthright, one she longs to claim. But to take her place in this magical world, Fern must first figure out how to use her unique gift. THE WITCH OF THE MEADOWS begins the journey of a generation of magic-wielders as they restore their connections to nature and community. Appropriate for adults and young adults. No sex or graphic violence. Some mild cursing.

Gifted with tree magic, sixteen-year-old Cor learns that the largest pines in the UK still grow on a hidden island-and are endangered. He wants to live there and help, but the trees' elderly caretaker refuses to train a smooth-talking city boy. To also come out as gay to anyone there would be bloody foolish. Without him...they will die. When an opportunity to visit this magical forest arrives, he grabs it, entangling novice witch Fern in his quest. Their mistakes anger the island's elders and foul up her relationship with her boyfriend. It's only after an island boy befriends him that Cor confronts the challenge of the massive pines-and his more powerful feelings for Oyster. If Cor wants to save the Pines and not lose Oyster, he will have to do something he's never done-let Oyster and the others see who he really is. GUARDIAN OF THE PINES joins new wizards with old friends as a generation of magic-wielders restores its connections to nature and community. Book 2 of The Windborne Series can be read as a standalone.

Tired of drifting from port to port on her family's schooner, with no one but the dolphins to talk to, teen witch Coral is desperate to find a place where she fits in. Then she discovers the illegal world of magical dueling. She can let her wayward magic fly and finally make friends-if she can hide the competitions from her parents.A young wizard of prodigious skill, Ty Sterling dreams of a life on the sea. Yet, in this tightly knit enclave of seafaring folk, no one will give a landlubber with no apparent skills a place on board their vessel, and Ty can't disclose his special training.As Coral climbs the dueling ranks, the stakes with the town bully go even higher. Her place as a duelist and her work with her beloved dolphins are turning with the tide-until newcomer Ty becomes an ally. Will they find enough trust in each other, despite their secrets, to stay afloat?LOST WHISPERER OF THE SEAS continues the journey of a generation of magic-wielders as they restore their connections to nature and community.Can be read as a standalone.A sweet romance appropriate for adults and young adults. No sex or graphic violence. Some mild cursing.