5/5 stars. "...perfect for fans of Percy Jackson and Harry Potter..." Amazon reviewer Four clans of genies live deep in an abandoned gemstone mine, surrounded by a forest full of monsters, mysteries and treasure. 5/5 stars. “Best teen fiction since Harry Potter!” Amazon reviewer 5/5 stars. “If you love the Harry Potter series, you will love this.” Amazon reviewer. 5/5 stars. “Like Harry Potter meets fablehaven. An amazingly fun take on genies” Amazon Reviewer “In Theft of Sapphire... the comparisons to Harry Potter are warranted for once.” -M.S. Middle School Librarian Join Judah, Barnaby, Grace and the odd ones as these five genie children struggle to survive in a world where gemstones create magic, wishes are bartered for goods and souls, and monsters escape their prisons to run rampage among the four The Peregrines, the Grumbluds, the Smiths and the Lockwoods. A banished clan looks to return, a creeping ghoul hunts unsuspecting genies, and horrofiends rise from the ashes of failed wishes... “The story is very polished, imaginative, and original. The humor works well, the characters are well-developed and unique, and the plot is compelling... I was up late because I couldn't put it down.” -Kodon editor, Claire R. “I was completely enthralled the entire way through... There is now a part of my life that will feel empty until I get to read [the] sequel.” -M.A. Decker “In Theft of Sapphire... the comparisons to Harry Potter are warranted for once.” -M.S. Middle School Librarian “Worried about losing my job. I read it overnight instead of preparing for tomorrow's class.” -R. Kent, high school teacher “Super exciting... Great descriptions... Makes you keep reading.” -S. Jean, Librarian “It has been at least 5 years since I have been into fantasy and magic. This is truly the best [story] I have read in a while.” -Reddit reviewer “Honestly, you are going to quickly become one of my favorite authors. I can already tell.” -Reddit reviewer “I love this. It’s like an entire world that I never knew existed and you write about it so well. You have an insane talent.” -Reddit reviewer “You have such a way with words, vey compelling to read.” -Adult reader “I can't emphasize enough how much I enjoyed it.” -High school reader

Readers are comparing the series to Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, Fablehaven, Eragon and Dragonwatch “I was completely enthralled the entire way through... There is now a part of my life that will feel empty until I get to read \[the\] sequel.” -M.A. Decker “In Theft of Sapphire... the comparisons to Harry Potter are warranted for once.” -M.S. Middle School Librarian “Worried about losing my job. I read it overnight instead of preparing for tomorrow's class.” -R. Kent, high school teacher “The story is very polished, imaginative, and original. The humor works well, the characters are well-developed and unique, and the plot is compelling... I was up late because I couldn't put it down.” -Kodon editor, Claire R. The Nimrods are real. Judah is whisked away to the Underlake hideout of the secret society of genies and is faced with three terror trials in order to join their ranks. Meanwhile, creatures are stirring in the labyrinths below, and an ancient enemy is capturing Nimrods. Judah's skills are soon put to the test, as he discovers that, among the Nimrods, a Flummox ranking is more than he'd first assumed. Back home, Barnaby, the odd ones and Grace are preparing for a meeting with Gildquail Lockwood—magical inventor extraordinaire. Their firm is under consideration for a lucrative contract that could change their lives forever. “Super exciting... Great descriptions... Makes you keep reading.” -S. Jean, K-12 Librarian “It has been at least 5 years since I have been into fantasy and magic. This is truly the best \[story\] I have read in a while.” -Reddit reviewer “Honestly, you are going to quickly become one of my favorite authors. I can already tell.” -Reddit reviewer “I love this. It’s like an entire world that I never knew existed and you write about it so well. You have an insane talent.” -Reddit reviewer “You have such a way with words, very compelling to read.” -Adult reader “I can't emphasize enough how much I enjoyed it.” -High school reader

Judah and his friends hunt the attacker from the dream imp's memory. They've narrowed the suspects down to a list of three, but any of them could be the culprit, and any one of them could prove to be more dangerous than expected. Meanwhile, the troveling eggs are about ready to hatch, and Ms. Adelgrief has been acting stranger than ever.

Judah and his friends enter the Nimrod mansion and begin their training among the secret society, while raising their trovelings. Meanwhile, ancient artifacts have gone missing from the Chamber of Commerce's vault, and Judah struggles to live up to his reputation as a Flummox with an Ebonyte troveling. With her brother constantly disappearing, Grace has plans of tracking him down, and the odd ones visit the Underlake.