Laura L Sullivan Books in Order

Meg Morgan and her siblings are sent to the English countryside for the summer and stumble into a fairy war that returns every seventh year. When her brother Rowan is chosen as a champion, Meg must decide how far she will go to save him.

Only weeks after surviving a fairy war, Meg Morgan faces a new threat when a sinister painter comes to the Rookery. As the Guardian of the Green Hill is targeted and someone Meg loves is taken, she may be the only one who can set things right.

Lana Halliday is part sleuth, part trickster, and very good at meddling. When her friend Ronnie loses both his fiancee and the expensive ring he gave her, Lana steps in with comic, not entirely ethical, solutions.

At the court of Charles II, three very different young women, all named Elizabeth, become attendants to Queen Catherine. Ambition, scandal, and romance pull them in different directions as each tries to shape her own future.

A scientist hunting giant squid travels to the eerie island of Kiri Maru and falls for a local woman. To stay with her, he must face the island's brutal customs and the monstrous Red Brothers lurking in the water.

Cyril Payne, a charming freeloader with too much time on his hands, decides to liven things up by meddling in a sheltered girl's life. His playful scheming quickly turns into a comic mess involving a sauna and a dead body.

Poor Elody is loved by a prince who cannot marry her, and a cruel king is determined to keep them apart. Elody answers with wit, a borrowed chicken, and a bit of magic aimed at happiness rather than grandeur.

Seventeen-year-old stage magician Phil Albion is sent away from blitzed London and discovers a hidden college of real magicians. Desperate to help England fight back, she risks her heart and her life to draw them into the war.

Two debt-ridden graduates meet alien girls who claim humans are only an unfinished larval stage. One of the men is tempted by the promise of metamorphosis, until cosmic transformation starts to look far worse than his dead-end life.

Millie is old, sharp-tongued, and increasingly trapped by her failing body. When she is mistaken for a dementia patient and confined to an institution, her fight to escape becomes a grim psychological horror story about age and helplessness.

Oskar wants a pet snake, but his cold mother makes him prove himself by caring for a plant first. She plans to sabotage it, only to discover that this particular plant is far stranger, and tougher, than she expected.

O. Beauford Jasper spends his life stalking rare butterflies, not to collect them but to blast them apart. His obsession leads him deep into the Amazon, where one supposedly extinct butterfly brings his cruelty back on him.

A reclusive entomologist creates robotic roaches that clean houses at night without the mess of real insects. But when he fixates on his neighbor and her violent ex returns, his clever invention develops some dangerous complications.

A short biography introducing young readers to Jacqueline Woodson's life and work. It follows her path to becoming an author and highlights the books and ideas that made her an important voice in children's literature.

On the brink of World War II, a Jewish refugee and a British fascist's daughter are mistaken for each other at an English country estate. Their switched identities spark romance, danger, and a tense battle over who they really are.

A concise biography of Charles Darwin that traces his curiosity, travels, and scientific work. It explains how his observations, especially from the voyage of the Beagle, helped shape the theory of evolution.

An accessible introduction to South Carolina for young readers. It covers the state's geography, history, symbols, economy, and everyday life, giving a clear picture of what makes the Palmetto State distinctive.

This kid-friendly history book shows what the Mayflower voyage was like for the men, women, and children on board. It covers why they left England, the harsh conditions at sea, and the lasting impact of the journey.

At Hearst Castle, aspiring actress Lulu Kelly is up for the role of a lifetime when a rival starlet is murdered. To save her chance, and her own life, Lulu and Freddie have to unmask a killer hiding behind Hollywood glamour.

This nonfiction guide explores one of the world's most venomous sea creatures. It looks at the blue-ringed octopus's habitat, hunting habits, warning colors, and the science behind its dangerous bite.

A clear, lively look at how animals use taste to survive and find food. From octopuses tasting with their suckers to grazers avoiding toxic plants, it shows how different species experience flavor in very different ways.

This historical novel reimagines Milady de Winter from *The Three Musketeers* as a clever, driven woman telling her own story. From England to the intrigues of the French court, she fights betrayal, desire, and the limits placed on her.

In wartime Bosnia, a young girl and her beloved cat become anchors in a world collapsing around them. This memoir traces friendship, first love, and survival during the Bosnian genocide with unusual immediacy.

Five cousins spend three summers on a small island in the Una River as ethnic tensions rise around them in 1980s Bosnia. Their closeness carries them through adolescence, heartbreak, and the approach of war.