Conjurors Series (4 Books)
Belief is a powerful magic.
Valerie Diaz has a power that she can’t contain, and it’s killing her. Bounced between foster homes and the streets, she only has time to concentrate on staying alive. But a visit from the imaginary friend of her childhood opens a world of possibilities, including a new life half a universe away on a planet that is bursting with magic.
The Conjurors Series follows Valerie on a journey that straddles two worlds. In order to survive, she must travel many light years away to a realm where anything is possible. But choosing to embrace her potential will set Valerie on a treacherous course – one filled with true love, adventure and perilous danger.
I loved this book because of its amazing world building, and vibrant characters. I actually cared what the hell happened to this girl.
— Glenn Conley (Glenn Hates Books)
If you like paranormal, fantasy or action series such as the Harry Potter series, Twilight, Hunger Games, Lord of the Rings…etc. give this a try.
— Annie (Just Commonly)
Society is a book filled with magic and wonder – and a lot of terror and madness as well.
— Leiah Cooper (So, I Read This Book Today)
Throwbacks Trilogy
On Joan Fasces’ eighteenth birthday, she discovers that she is cloned from the famous Joan of Arc. But being cloned in America comes at a steep price. Segregated and oppressed, clones are forced to act as docile servants to the rest of the Evolved population.
Follow Joan as she decides whether to run from her fate and spend the rest of her life in hiding, or to join a Throwback rebellion populated by clones of the greatest leaders in history. Her decision will lead her down a path of intense danger, new friendships, and epic love.
Not only are the characters awesome, the pacing of the book made it impossible for this reader to put down – reading it all in one sitting (and staying up way too late in the process!)
— Long and Short Reviews YA
This story is one of only a few dystopian books which felt real to me. I’ve enjoyed them all, but this one was much more.
— Sandy Vattimo, “Feed My Biblio-diction”
I loved how Pham spun a tale about cloning in the future, with plenty of historical figures fleshed out so well that they seemed as though they were pulled directly from history books.
— Erudite AF Literary Symposium
Super Santa
Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear red velvet.
Look, I never asked to inherit the ultimate holiday curse. I was just a typical seventeen-year-old trying to survive the holiday season on my family’s reindeer farm without losing my mind.
But then I woke up with a bowl-full-of-jelly gut and metallic tinsel sprouting from my scalp. Turns out, I’m the next Santa Claus.
Now I’m sneezing clouds of glitter, shooting tinsel from my wrists, and realizing my favorite reindeer talks back. With the help of my tech-genius best friend, an optimistic hyena, and a neurotic elf, I have to travel to the North Pole and figure out how to embody the spirit of Christmas—preferably without getting stuck in a chimney.
However, I don’t have much time to perfect my “ho, ho, ho”. A shapeshifting supervillain known as the Chameleon is planning a hostile takeover of the North Pole. If I can’t master my new powers, win over nine diva reindeer, and embrace my destiny, Christmas is officially canceled.