Young Adult Novels
- Unlocking the Doors (Scholastic, 1988)
- Escape to the Overworlds (Treefrog, 1988)
- Catalyst (Treefrog, 1989)
- Violet Eyes (Pocket, 2001)
- Silver Eyes (Pocket, 2001)
- Frost (Great Plains, 2007)
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