"I killed him." Riley committed a heinous crime and murdered her father at just eight years old, knowing full well that the guilt would consume her. Even though the crime she committed saved her family, she still bears the guilt eight years later. Wyatt, her younger brother, has always had a wild spirit and vivid imagination. Riley discovers a whole new world called Noravaine when she follows him up to the fireplace one night. She learns that the fairytales she read as a child were not just tall tales, however, the world of Noravaine is slowly dying due to the malicious king. Who is unfit to rule and causes harm to the land and its subjects. Riley and Wyatt come to understand that it was no accident that they are in Noravane because of the prophecy. A prophecy that must be fulfilled or else Noravane and all who live there will perish, including Riley and Wyatt. Riley will have to face her past, learn the true meaning of forgiveness and slaughter the malicious king if she ever wants to get her and her brother home.

In which Baz asks Arabella about a dream she had. Ara questions whether sharing would be a good idea. Cover credit: @qiimao on Twitter

𝐋𝐮𝐧𝐚 𝐃𝐚𝐰𝐧𝐬 is an African girl that finds herself in a situation in which the color of her skin makes her special. This happens when she leaves Africa to stay in Germany, where she starts to attend a new school and ends up being the only African. Being the only black person in her school makes fitting in very hard. Despite the odds of her fitting in, she is still determined to do so. But when you are the girl that kisses someone's boyfriend, fakes having a boyfriend, and gets yourself involved in a love triangle, it's hard to fit in without drawing attention to yourself. But one thing is for sure, her life will just keep getting more and more interesting. Join Luna on her journey to overcoming the challenges of being unique in this hilarious yet drama-filled novel.