Channeling the Void Series
Ellie, a young witch, is blessed with a Familiar, an adorably clumsy basset hound named Louie. They are inseparable. As she hones her magical skills, Ellie unveils an ominous prophecy about herself. It’s just the excuse she needs to satisfy her thirst for adventure and freedom. Their precious bond is tested in this delightful story of having the courage to shape your own destiny.
“…it's the kind of story that feels like a soft hug from a new friend, and then doesn't let go until the end.”- Kate, a Goodreads Review
“The story felt so cozy and comfy, yet unpredictable and exciting, with a few plot twists that you won’t see coming! This is a perfect read for a nice soft blanket and a cup of tea, it feels like a cozy ‘90s witchy movie or Miyazaki movie in book form.”-Chelsea, a Goodreads Review
It's gone. It's all gone.
Unable to return home, having to rely on the kindness of strangers, and lost without her Familiar, Ellie has to learn to stand on her own two feet. Cape Cod has much to offer in the secret magical community, but is Ellie really ready to learn the depths of betrayal and lies she's been fed her entire life?
Are Guides real or just a legend told to kids in Oren to make them behave?
Is Louie ever coming back?
Jean Keller, the daughter of the notorious witch Pamela Keller-Wagner, is being forced to marry a complete stranger. At the age of 17, she dreams of swimming in the sea, or for one more day with her little sister, Kimberly Keller. Excitement, adventure, and danger come in the form of a boy. A dirty, lonely boy with his own secrets.
The Boy at Robbins Pond is a tale of forbidden love, tradition, and obligation set in the 1970s.
Release: October 26, 2026
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