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"Not since C.S. Lewis have we seen such depth of character or development of a fantasy realm. Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in a world of magic so real it will take your breath away." --Janet Fogg

Karen Robinson continues to tickle the imagination with vivid worlds that seem beyond our imagination until she brings us there, and then they seem wonderfully familiar, not unlike the stories spun by J.R.R. Tolkein. Her latest, Yulequest, is just such a tale of mystery and magic. --Paul Flanders

Firithyleleni
This novel has been dear to my heart for many years. It presents a beautiful world with a theology that is deeply comforting. It's a great introduction to the world of Lorliale. --Laura Deal

Reunion in Lorliale
It's fun to see how the characters in this sequel to Firithyleneni have developed. They are richly drawn and vivid. You'll never forget Graham Malchemson! --Laura Deal

The Last Song of Leleni Mihaien
In this novel, you'll get to explore the theology of Lorliale more deeply. Leleni is a very human, loveable character working for good in a world filled with danger. --Laura Deal

Shantele's Star
Star's adventures in Lorliale provide a wonderful backdrop for her maturing relationship with her father. Through her learning about Lorliale's ancient history, Star comes to appreciate her father and understand his fears. As a fan of the world of Lorliale, I was thrilled to read another book in the series. --Laura Deal

Lunea
Karen creates a fascinating world based on the moon. With a strong female protagonist, adventure, danger, and love, this novel will appeal to teens and adults. --Laura Deal

Magic in Exile
After exploring Rocky Mountain National Park over the course of many summers, Karen put her knowledge to good use in creating the alternate world of Wovenwood. This is a page-turner set in some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world. --Laura Deal

A Sprig of Time
Nathan Hale's adjustments to the modern world are both poignant and funny. Alicia is a believable young woman whose crush on Nathan lends just the right amount of romance to the story. --Laura Deal

Enemy Spies: Nathan Hale and John Andre
Not having been a passionate student of American history, most of what was revealed in this double biography was new to me. The similarities are indeed eerie, and Karen dramatizes both stories well. Both men are shown in a sympathetic light. --Laura Deal