Solstice, Book 1: A Prince, A Thief, Etcetera
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Levi Stirling was sure that the day his mother vanished would be the worst of his life. That day soon had stiff competition though, when a string of bizarre mishaps left him a permanent resident at St. Ambrose's juvenile correctional facility. Then came the kidnapping.
Now Levi has found himself in Tir Na Nog, a fantasy world more magical--and more dangerous--than anything he's read about in his treasured books, even beyond his own wild imagination, which Sister Rose always insisted would get him into trouble someday.
But in addition to horrifying monsters, treacherous elves, and murderous witches, Tir Na Nog might also hold answers to some of Levi's most troubling questions, about the father he'd never known, the truth behind his mother's disappearance, and why on earth his ears are so abnormally pointy.
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