Her latest project, the young adult fiction series THE AMBER HOUSE TRILOGY, co-written with her two daughters and based loosely upon her own family history, examines fourteen generations of Maryland women and their ties to the past, present, and future.

KELLY MOORE is a New York Times best-selling author, former litigator, and single mother of three. We have ghosts, time travel, and visions (both past and present) to keep you entertained while you are visiting Amber House.ĭon't leave yet! Scroll down to see my puzzle piece for the tour - you can win a signed first edition copy of Neverwas! I definitely recommend this series to teens who like a little paranormal adventure. You really need to read them in order, and I would have liked the details of Amber House to have been a bit more clear in my mind. I wish I would have been able to read Amber House again, right before Neverwas. There's only a couple of people from the past that end up being critical to the events that changed the world. This quest is very exciting, but sometimes the solutions came a bit to easily (although not ALL the time!) I found the details of all the ancestors and what each of them did to be a little bit difficult to follow, but those details aren't really important. Sarah has to figure out what she needs to change in the past, then she and Jackson have to figure out how to do it. Jackson is helping Sarah to interpret her visions, and they decide that they must try to do something to make the world go back the way it was. But, some things are good! Sarah's parents get along great, and her mom has no intention of selling Amber House.

I won't go into too many details of this strange world, but the Nazis won the war, and there's no such thing as civil rights. Things were not the way they were supposed to be, and I realized that we are now in an alternate universe. Then Sarah started having visions and receiving messages that were telling her things were wrong.

The house was the same, but the country, the politics, and the personalities of some of the characters was totally different. So, when I agreed to read Neverwas, I didn't know what I was getting into! I didn't remember details of Amber House, so when I started reading Neverwas, I was a bit confused.

Amber house by kelly moore