A middle-grade fantasy series
You have a power within you — the same power that fills that building, that keeps that tree alive, and that has attracted your attention.
For fans of Narnia, The Hobbit, and Percy Jackson
★★★★☆ · 4.3 on Amazon
Eleven-year-old Luke Rayburn has never seen a skyline without skyscrapers. When his father leaves for military service, Luke is taken through a traveling tunnel to Countryside — where centaurs roam, wraiths slip among the trees, and a forgotten book will decide the fate of the world.
“A truly American Harry Potter.”Amber Forbes
Dryads, centaurs, mermaids, and a traveling tunnel — a magical world that still believes in courtesy, courage, and good grown-ups.
The series is clean middle-grade adventure with a Christian heartbeat: a boy learning that the power in him is real, and that some things, once done, cannot be undone.
Kirkus called Book One a “solid introduction to a potentially vast magical world,” and Book Two “the glimmering continuation of a detailed, emotionally rich saga.”
