My Books

Here are the titles of my books in order of publication with a brief description.

The Serpent's Egg Trilogy:

The Serpent's Egg

In book one, Miranda makes a startling discovery about herself as she and her companions enter a portal under Parliament Hill and risk everything to stop Hate the Demon from destroying two worlds. More

The Burning Crown

Book two of the Serpent's Egg trilogy is another wild adventure into strange and wondrous worlds with Miranda and her stalwart companions. This time, they must wrench the Elven crown away from the Demon's winged hunters before the evil Dwarf-snake is crowned King of the Elves. More

The Twisted Blade

In the conclusion to the Serpent's Egg trilogy, the Demon's Dwarf-snake raises Calad-Chold, King of the Dead, who assembles a nightmare army to destroy the Elves. Miranda and her friends battle their own fears as they race to find the twisted blade, the only weapon that will stop Calad-Chold dead. More

The Mole Wars:

The Fire Demons (The Mole Wars: book one)

Steele's life goes from bad to worse when he hears voices coming from the ground in the park. The school bully and his gang of Jerks make him the laughing stock of the school. But when Dirk disappears mysteriously, Steele descends into a world and a war of alien creatures he couldn't imagine in his darkest nightmares. More

The Black Pyramid (The Mole Wars: book two)

Beginning dramatically where The Fire Demons left off, Mac is snatched practically before Steele's eyes by creatures more dead than alive. Now, Steele and Riley follow Mac's captors into a bleak subterranean realm to rescue their friend from the clutches of the Prince of Darkness before his mind is utterly destroyed. More

Guardians of Fire (The Mole Wars: book three)

Forthcoming More

Secrets of the Dragon Riders

An assortment of essays from your favourite authors, including J. FitzGerald McCurdy, looking at Christopher Paolini’s Inheritance Cycle. More

Mind-Rain: Your Favorite Authors on Scott Westerfeld’s Uglies Series

A collection of essays introduced by Scott Westerfeld, including J. FitzGerald McCurdy's A Special Hero. More