The Wildsidhe Chronicles - by Patrick Thomas & Myke Cole & Tony Digerolamo (Paperback)

About the Book

This is the story of three hundred ordinary kids who went to school one day and became victims of a magic spell. Kidnapped, along with fragments of their town, the kids found themselves in a world of dragons and darkcats, of dwarves and Fortesans. It was no fairytale land, but a dangerous realm where magic ruled, a place known as the Wildsidhe.

Book Synopsis

15th Aniversary Omnibus!

No Teachers. No Parents. School is out... Of this world!

This is the story of three hundred ordinary kids who went to school one day and became victims of a magic spell. Kidnapped, along with fragments of their town, the kids found themselves in a world of dragons and darkcats, of dwarves and Fortesans. It was no fairytale land, but a dangerous realm where magic ruled, a place known as the Wildsidhe.
Far from home and alone, without electricity or running water, they must learn to survive against all odds. The iron and steel that crossed over with them is the only thing that can hurt the Wildsidhers. They must use it, along with their wits and courage, to fight back against those who wish them harm.
The kids will never stop searching for a way home, but for now, they are trapped.
The Wildsidhe will never be the same again.

Review Quotes

"The Wildsidhe Chronicles is young adult fantasy fiction at its best. Reminiscent of Harry Potter, these kids pack a punch!" -Edward McFadden, FANTASTIC STORIES

"Entertaining, heartwarming and addictive. Wildsidhe is not just a story; it's an epic tale of loneliness, togetherness and struggle...can't help but feel for them and hope they escape perils put before them...The characters must make alliances, create weapons of destruction, build shelters, grow closer and become a family, all while finding a way home. This is no quick read you can't forget when finished." -Jon Minners, BANDWIDTH

"Good natured... occasionally humorous fantasy adventure... hold(s) the interest of a more sophisticated audience as well... worth your while to hunt them down, particularly if you have young friends you want to entertain." - Don D'Ammassa, Science Fiction Chronicle