Early ReviewersL.B. Anne

Sheena Meyer and her friends have formed a tight-knit group determined to fight for what is right, no matter the cost. But when Sheena unlocks a childhood memory involving an angel, she begins a transformation her father calls "the change."

Enter the Knights of the Gleam, a group of exceptional teens tasked with battling darkness. Together, they face off against the Murk, an enigmatic force determined to extinguish the hope of mankind, starting with children. But as Sheena and the knights unravel the secrets of Drake, the Murk's powerful avatar, their loyalty to each other and their pursuit of truth are put to the test. With each new revelation, they discover that the stakes are higher than they ever imagined.

The journey they're on is one that spans time and transcends our reality. Can Sheena and her friends call on their guardian angels for help? As they confront Drake's secrets, will they emerge with their sanity and their bond of friendship still intact?

Angel Girl Awakening is a thrilling adventure that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. In this new series from the Sheena Meyer universe, Sheena and the Knights of the Gleam navigate through the treacherous waters of adolescence, spiritual warfare, and the unknown. An engaging read for anyone who enjoys stories of adventure, mystery, and self-discovery, particularly with a fantasy or supernatural twist.

When being invisible is all they've ever known, a genius kid from Brooklyn changes their world.

Everyone has a secret. Mine is a little different because it involves academics. My teachers think I'm uninterested in school. The truth is, school is BORING! I doodle through my lessons because I know everything they're teaching. My secret is? I'm a bona fide genius. Don't tell my mom because she doesn't know yet. The problem is, even twelve-year-old geniuses have bullies to deal with. My friends and I are not just bullied, but put in nerd zone and ignored. On a positive note, I'm going to change all that with a message that will put us in front of the world. So listen up. There's a lot more to us than the color of our skin, disability, looks or anything else you try to judge us on. But will the message get to the one person who needs to hear it most?

She never worried about where people go when they die. But then her recently deceased boyfriend starts sending alarming messages.

New York. Gabriella is teetering between anger and tears. Starting her sophomore year of high school while juggling a new job, the fifteen-year-old finds no zest for life after her boyfriend's tragic death. Doing her utmost to be strong and get closure by attending his funeral, she's terrified when she arrives home and sees his face in her mirror. Confused by a series of strange texts sent by her sweetheart from beyond the grave, Gabriella can't tell if his spirit is still wandering or if she's losing her mind. But when his best friend reveals he also sees the dead boy, they follow a trail of mysterious clues to a shocking conclusion. Will poking into buried secrets stop Gabriella from meeting a deadly fate?

Never Really Gone is an emotion-drenched early YA ghost story. If you like edge-of-your-seat mysteries, explorations of grief, and magical realism, then you'll love L. B. Anne's thrilling tale.

A fictional story about actual events in African American and Indigenous peoples' history. The underground railroad didn't only run North, it also ran south to Spanish Florida. And out of that southern area came a young warrior on a quest to save her Black Seminole family. As the War of 1812 begins, changes are sweeping through Spanish Florida and are coming for ten-year-old Talula. Slave hunters are capturing both freedmen and runaways and taking them back to Georgia plantations. But when the slave hunters arrived in Spanish Florida, they found something completely unexpected-flourishing villages and an alliance between the people they hunted and Seminole Indians. And a war they had no idea about was brewing. Talula, a Black Seminole free girl, sets out to protect her family and her village, and must convince others to help in the fight against the slave hunters. She is not just a girl on a horse, she is a warrior. Her story is one of survival and resilience.