Indigo Diaries Series

The World Isn't What It Seems Mystical Occurrences in a Village by the Lake If you love thrilling mysteries with a touch of the supernatural, this story will keep you up at night... Emma Smyth has never quite fit in. Shadows shift when no one's looking. Objects fall when she walks into a room. And sometimes… she just knows things before they happen. Her family dismisses it as coincidence. Her friends don't notice a thing. But she feels it—the pull of something unseen, the whisper of a world beyond the boundary. The girl sees connections where others see chaos. Invisible threads. Strange synchronicities. Forces at play just beneath the surface. Growing up in a quiet village by a misty lake, her childhood was filled with summers and winters at her grandmother's house, exploring the deep woods with her cousins. But even there, where the barrier between the known and the unknown was thin, she never truly understood what kind of being she was. A Tale of Secrets and Hidden Powers Emily wasn't just different—she was an Indigo. A child born with abilities that defy logic, a mind that perceives what others cannot. But without a name for her gift, she spent years trapped in uncertainty, trying to blend into a place that never felt like home. And now? The whispers in the wind are getting louder. The woods seem alive and watching. The deeper she searches for answers, the more reality itself starts to unravel. Some truths should never be uncovered. But Emma has never been one to turn away from a mystery... If you've ever questioned the nature of reality, Indigo Diaries will take you on a journey into the unknown—one that reveals what you've always felt but never dared to believe. NOTE: The Indigo Diaries series offers two different versions of its first volume: Gods' Food for adult readers and The Adventures of Emily Smyth and Billy Fifer for preteens and teens. The story continues in A Dream of Two Moons: Alien DNA.

BORN DIFFERENT. DESTINED FOR MORE Some secrets aren't meant to be discovered… but Emma can't resist. Emily Smyth doesn't just see the world—she feels it. Something pulses beneath the surface of reality, something no one else seems to notice. A voice in the wind, a shimmer in the mist, a presence watching from the trees… waiting. Strange things happen when she's around—lights flicker, shadows move in ways they shouldn't, and sometimes, she just knows things before they happen. Her family brushes it off, and her friends never notice a thing. The girl has no idea why she stands apart—only that she does. She sees life through lenses that others can't—a world of invisible threads, strange synchronicities, and forces that defy explanation. Growing up in a marvelous village near a foggy lake, her earliest memories are filled with summers at her Granny's house, exploring the mysterious woods and meadows with her cousins, where the boundary between the known and the unknown seems to blur. What Emily doesn't realize is that she was never just an ordinary girl—she was an Indigo child, born with abilities beyond the understanding of those around her. But without a name for what she was, she spent her childhood unaware, struggling to make sense of a reality that didn't quite fit. It would take years before she'd uncover the truth about herself—years before she'd understand that what set her apart was not a flaw, but a gift. The whispers in the wind grow louder. The woods seem to be alive. And the deeper Emma digs, the more existence itself starts to unravel. Some truths aren't meant to be uncovered. But she was never one to walk away from a mystery... If you've ever questioned why reality is the way it is—Indigo Diaries will show you what you've always felt but never dared to believe. The Indigo Universe is calling—will you dare to answer? (Reading age: 9 and up – ideal for children, teens, and adults who love a perfect blend of mystery, adventure, and eerie discoveries for those who were born to see beyond the ordinary...) NOTE: There are two versions of the first volume in the "Indigo Diaries" series: "Gods' Food" for adult readers and "The Adventures of Emily Smyth and Billy Fifer" for preteens and teens. The journey continues in "A Dream of Two Moons: Alien DNA."

BEYOND THE VEIL OF REALITY Emma Smyth thought her life couldn't get weirder—then she started waking up in other realities. But when you're an Indigo kid with alien DNA and diaries that occasionally predicts the future, "normal" is pretty much off the table. One intergalactic gray guy with trust issues shows up, and suddenly Emily's spending her nights decoding universal secrets and trying not to vaporize her algebra homework with telepathic energy bursts. If you've ever felt too otherworldly for Earth, this book is your boarding pass! Real visions. Cosmic chaos. Possibly your new favorite extraterrestrial crush. A Dream of Two Moons: Alien DNA — where first love meets first contact.