(4) YA Silver Trilogy series. Translated by Anthea Bell. Anabel--who tried to kill dream-traveling protagonist Liv Silver in prior books--is free from the psychiatric hospital and villainous classmate Arthur can now mind-control people in their dreams. Surrounded by danger from these adversaries, Liv, Grayson, and Henry must decide how far they're willing to go to protect those they love. The trilogy's main plot inches toward a climactic conclusion that ultimately wraps up neatly in this finale.

Reviewer: Lauren Chambers

(4) YA Silver Trilogy series. Translated by Anthea Bell. With her enemy imprisoned, Liv, who can enter people's dreams (Dream a Little Dream), is ready to just live and enjoy her new relationship. Unfortunately, that proves impossible when her secrets are leaked online and strange things start happening behind the dream door. Despite a slow start and underdeveloped secondary plot lines, fans will enjoy the romantic interlude and anticipate the third volume.

Reviewer: Lauren Chambers

(3) YA Silver Trilogy series. Translated by Anthea Bell. Liv's mother drags Liv, her sister Mia, and nanny Lottie to London to settle down with a new British beau whose son is mixed up with a spooky society that meets in a cemetery. Why do Grayson, his friends, and their graveyard keep showing up in Liv's dreams, and who's this "Chosen One"? This engaging supernatural mystery offers believable characters and sharp prose.

Reviewer: Morgan Stewart

(3) YA Translated by Anthea Bell. The trilogy's final book (Ruby Red; Sapphire Blue) reveals that founder Count Saint-Germain has been manipulating the time-traveling Circle of Twelve. Sixteen-year-old Gwen must be persuaded to work with handsome Gideon again after he betrayed her, and motives are blurred as it becomes clear the Circle has been corrupted. An entertaining ride with a well-built conceit and reliable characterization.

Reviewer: Ariel Baker-Gibbs

(3) YA Translated by Anthea Bell. As sixteen-year-old Gwyneth becomes more deeply embroiled in the secret society of time travelers that she unexpectedly joined in Ruby Red, the mysteries surrounding her family and a stolen chronograph multiply. Meanwhile, Gwen's romance with time-traveling partner Gideon heats up. Gwen's engaging, contemporary, often funny narration, coupled with quick pacing and tantalizing cliffhangers, will keep readers on the hook for book three.

Reviewer: Martha V. Parravano

(3) YA Translated by Anthea Bell. When "ordinary" Gwyneth (instead of well-prepared cousin Charlotte) unexpectedly inherits her family's time-travel gene, much adventure ensues. The story flies by, complete with mysterious societies, ghosts, stolen chronographs, sinister villains, romantic entanglements, and many costume changes. The pace never flags, and Gwen's narration is consistently engaging and often funny in this readable novel, first in a projected trilogy.

Reviewer: Martha V. Parravano