Fear No Evil

In the land of Zoura, the Dark One's influence keeps spreading, corrupting both those who stand outside the Light and some who stand within it. Friends turn on friends and siblings on one another, and the Dark One hopes to wrap the heathlands in endless night. Zoura's fate rests with three children. Twelve-year-old Lauren and her little brothers, Aiden and Ethan, set out to relight the Tower of Light in Blooming Glen. An assault by dark forces scatters them into a shadowed valley, cut off from each other and from their Knight Protector. Alone in the wilds, they must face creatures twisted by evil, and they are fighting for more than Zoura: their own lives depend on it.

The story asks whether Lauren, Aiden and Ethan can hold onto the darkness-free light within them and show that their faith is strong enough to fear no evil. Their affection for one most other and their wish to do what is right form the heart of the tale.

Readers who enjoyed Little House on the Prairie may appreciate the frontier setting, which the book shares with that series. The story is aimed at middle grade readers and works well to read aloud with the whole family.