Ty Burson

Is this a YA-type urban fantasy. Yep, but anyone from Boomers to Gen X to older Millennials who remembers the mid-1980's is going to just love this mashup of magic, werewolves, fae creatures and 80's Pop culture. It's a wicked fun read, and you will never look at garden gnomes the same way again.

Out of this world - literally. Being back in the magical land of their birth has great benefits for Jen and her Mom. Not so much for human Amanda. Plus, things have gotten weird over here. Well, weirder. And they're pursued by pretty much everyone on the orders of the head mage in the land. Good thing Fraggle Rock (who does have a name, BTW) has some tricks, and so do Jen and - surprise - her Mom.