Foreverland Books

Remembering who they are is only the beginning... The boys woke on a tropical island. It wasn’t exactly a hospital, where they woke. More like a resort. They were there to heal, they were told. It was their minds that broke. They wouldn’t want to know how they got there, they were told. But, with time, they would remember. All it required was a trip to an alternate reality where anything was possible. A dreamland where they could do anything they imagined. One boy, however, will refuse to go. He seems, to the others, quite mad to resist. But his determination will expose the truth. He'll reclaim his past and remember who he was and how he got to the island. And, more importantly, why they are there. The boys' head-spinning journey will take them through labyrinths of alternate realities. They will question their senses and the world around them. There’s a price for making dreams come true. Remembering is just the beginning. “Foreverland is a psychic roller coaster.” –Amazon Reviewer “Soo amazing that I was yelling at everyone to leave me alone to finish.” –Shannon, Amazon Reviewer “One of the best series I’ve ever read.” –Amazon Reviewer “What a freaking ride!!” –Dianne, Amazon Reviewer “Addictive and delicious!” –Amazon Reviewer “Potent page-turner… Foreverland will grasp you from the very first page.” –Mallory a. Haws, The Haunted Reading Room Reviews “It doesn’t get better than this…” –Amazon Reviewer “Mindblowing and original… one of the best I’ve ever read.” –Alex Slater, Amazon Reviewer “Brilliant read… will have you on the edge off [sic] your seat.” –John Jackson, Amazon Reviewer

Six teenage girls wake with no memories. One of them is in a brick mansion, her blonde hair as shiny as her shoes. The others are in a cabin, their names tagged to the inside of their pants. Their heads, shaved. Slashes mark the cabin wall like someone has been counting. Hundreds of them. There’s wilderness all around and one dead adult. The girls discover her body rotting somewhere in the trees. As the weeks pass, they band together to survive the cold, wondering where they are and how they got there. And why. When an old man arrives with a teenage boy, the girls learn of a faraway island called Foreverland where dreams come true and anything is possible. But Foreverland is dead. In order to escape the wilderness, they’ll have to understand where they are. More importantly, who they are.

Tyler Ballard was in prison when his son created a dreamworld called Foreverland, a place so boundless and spellbinding that no one ever wanted to leave. Or did. Now his son is dead, his wife is comatose and Tyler is still imprisoned. But he planned it that way. The final piece of his vision falls into place when Alessandra Diosa investigates the crimes of Foreverland. Tyler will use her to create a new dimension of reality beyond anything his son ever imagined—a Foreverland for the entire world. Danny, living outside of Spain since escaping the very first Foreverland, begins receiving mysterious clues that lead him to Cyn. They are both Foreverland survivors, but they have more in common than survival. They become pieces of another grand plan, one designed to stop Tyler Ballard. No one knows who is sending the clues, but some suspect Reed, another Foreverland survivor. Reed, however, is dead. Everyone will make one last trip back to Foreverland to find out who sent them. And why.

This is an introduction to the Foreverland trilogy, a mind-bending journey into the cyberspace of identity and greed. Thomas woke on an island. His arms and chest bleeding, legs exhausted, he hears his name called from the tropical jungle. They sound friendly. But a voice tells him to run. A voice inside his head. The old bastards were coming. The voice leads him to a hideout. In the days that follow, it shows him the dead body and the cells where they were keeping him. There are others like him. It’s not till the voice leads him to save one of the boys that the old bastards capture Thomas. That’s when he discovers what they’re really doing on the island and why he’s hearing a voice. And why he can't remember anything before waking up.