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Daire Santos, having let a dark family of sorcerers loose in the Lowerworld while saving her grandmother's life and soul, teams up with her boyfriend, Dace, to find them and stop them from destroying the entire world, while Dace's evil brother forces Daire to face a horrifying prophecy.

Philip Connors recounts his youth and years leading to becoming a fire lookout in New Mexico.

Augie Hobble lives in Fairy Tale Place, a place which is not as magical as its name promises--it is his father's rundown amusement park. Augie's life feels rundown as well--he has failed Creative Arts, the girl he likes ignores him, and the school bullies have targeted him. On top of all this, there seem to be paranormal events happening around him, but not all of them seem bad. Some of them might even help turn his life around.

In 1920s New Mexico, Kitty Evans, working long hours as a waitress in the Harvey Eating Houses on the Santa Fe Railroad, dreams of being a journalist and chronicles her experiences in her diary.

Discusses the top ten sites to see or things to do in New Mexico.

Young Daire Santos has unexplained visions and is sent to live with her grandmother who recognizes that the visions are a call to Daire's destiny as a Soul Seeker. Having the power to navigate between the worlds of the living and the dead, she attempts to understand and harness her powers. When she meets Dace, the boy from her dreams, she is unsure if he is her true love or an ally of the enemy she is meant to destroy.

When an unusual prophet arrives looking to eliminate all the Richters in Enchantment, Daire knows she must stop him in order to keep him from claiming her beloved Dace. When Dace goes missing, however, she must race against the clock to save him and restore his soul.

With the Richters close to gaining ultimate power and the destruction of all she loves imminent, Daire Santos, sundered from her love, Dace, comes into her own as the last of the Soul Seekers to keep the evil of the Richters at bay.

In 1826, strange occurrences on eleven-year-old Josefina's New Mexican "rancho" lead the young healer to wonder if old legends of lost treasure and the wandering ghost called La Llorona may be true. Includes a Spanish glossary and historical background information.