The Hans Trilogy
Three journeys. One world. A story that begins with a wooden girl and ends with the oldest magic in the world.
Book One
When Hans discovers a carved wooden girl in the heart of the old forest, he sets off on a journey that will change everything he knows about magic — and himself. A story about what it means to be real, to be brave, and to find family in the most unexpected places.
"The forest had always been there, at the edge of the village, older than anyone could remember. Hans had been told never to go in. He went in anyway."
Book Two
The Wooden Girl has vanished into a kingdom made entirely of glass, where nothing is as it appears and every reflection hides a secret. Hans must learn to see through illusions — or lose her forever. The second book in the trilogy is darker, deeper, and more dazzling than the first.
"Glass doesn't lie. That's what they say in the Glass Kingdom. But Hans had learned that the most dangerous lies are the ones that look exactly like the truth."
Book Three
The final chapter. The oldest magic in the world is unraveling, and only Hans holds the thread that can mend it — if he's brave enough to pull. A breathtaking conclusion to the trilogy that will leave readers both satisfied and wishing for more.
"Every spell has a cost. Every story has an ending. Hans had always known this. What he hadn't known was that some endings are also beginnings."