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Learn More »Elliott Graven was prepared to be bored by his new town, and prepared to be annoyed by it. After all, it was a run-down fishing village in the back woods, and moving there suddenly had been his father's idea, not Elliott's. But he wasn't prepared for the sleepwalkers. Or the mushrooms. Or the jars of eyes. At least the werewolves seemed to be on his side...
Reviews
"Sporeville is an exciting, well written, fast paced story which captures the atmosphere of the times." -Historical Novels Review
"Spooky, quirky, strange, and very funny" -Poe's Deadly Daughers
"Fans of Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy will certainly enjoy this novel. In fact, readers who like gothic literature, science fiction, fantasy, and history will all relish this book... I cannot wait for the sequel...It was absolutely the best, most delicious thing I have read in some time." - Resource Links
"I recommend this mystery for teens who enjoy a gothic feeling read... the times described, and the mystery, is similar to the feel of Philip Pullman’s Sally Lockhart mysteries." - Mad Tales
"Anyone who loves science fiction, mystery, or history will enjoy this read, which is a great novel on its own as well as a terrific start to the Wellborn Conspiracy series." -What If? Magazine
