A Youth Christian Fiction Trilogy Your Kids Won't Put Down

In a land called Cora, live two teenagers who unwittingly hold the future of the world in their hands. Their names are Andrew and Heidi. They are bitter enemies.

When Andrew’s father goes missing after discovering an ancient book of secrets which contains a map that promises peace if followed, Andrew becomes desperate to find him. But following the map is a dangerous journey that begins in the enemy’s capitol—only a fool would attempt such a dangerous undertaking.

So begins a whimsical yet very serious morality tale full of wild adventure and critical life lessons that mirror the challenges we all face today in a deeply divided world.

The journey continues in The Dire Wolves and The Black Ship, as Andrew and Heidi cross the crimson sea of acid, following an ancient map Andrew hopes will lead him to his missing father—and a way to heal their divided world.

Their path leads to Courthouse Island, a strange land ruled by absurd laws, talking animals, and dangerous dire wolves. To survive, these sworn enemies must begin to trust each other.

But a deeper threat looms. A dark curse spreads across the land, cast by the mysterious Night Wizard. In just two weeks, their homeland of Cora will be lost forever—unless they can stop him.

Time is running out as Andrew and Heidi follow the map from island to island, learning critical lessons in the face of grave danger at each destination. It isn’t until they finally reach the island of Amor, the final island, that the full truth of what they are facing is revealed. The Night Wizard seems to be far too great an adversary for two young humans.

Andrew’s desperation to find and save his father pushes him to the brink as Heidi scrambles to find a way to save her people.

In the end, there is only one way to vanquish the darkness. But it goes against everything they have known.

The World Fixers builds to an exhilarating climax as Andrew and Heidi come face to face with the Night Wizard, finally understanding what it means to love your enemy, the only way to find peace in a world divided by grievances like our own.