Eve Foley

Moonflight tells the exhilarating tale of a young rat named Tilbury, the seventh-born rat of the seventh-born litter. We learn that throughout history such rats have had an immense desire for adventure and excitement, but young Tilbury is the exception. Caught up in fears of his own, Tilbury would rather stay inside where it’s safe than risk going out in the big, real world, no matter how curious he is to see it. However, all of this soon changes when Tilbury finds himself forced to act bravely and leave home on a heroic quest to save everyone he loves.

The Light Thieves is an exciting new series that follows Grian and his friends as they work together to search for Grian's missing sister, Solas, who has run off to a wonderful, high-tech new city developed by billionaire Howard Hansom. However, along with Grian, we soon begin to see that not everything is as it seems.

Ghostlight is the perfect read for anyone looking for adventure, heart and supernatural fun. The eerie tale follows young Gabe and his friends Yuri and Callie as they work to help the long-dead Rebecca Strand free herself and her father from the chains that keep them on earth as ghosts.

In the exciting follow up to Orla and Serpent's Curse, we join Orla, her brothers, and Dave the Dog on their vacation in Norfolk spent at their Uncle Valentine’s house. As a new witch, Orla is hoping to relax on holiday. However, when she stumbles upon the nearby Anna’s Woods and learns of the evil GasFrac’s plans to destroy the woodland, she takes it upon herself to alert the locals to the danger and protect the environment.

This young adult thriller centres around five Dublin teenagers spending their summer in the Gaeltacht, where their friendships are put to the extreme test – a test we know from the outset that one of them won’t survive. Filled with twists and turns and complicated dynamics between every character, Rock Paper Killers is an intriguing read.

The Five Clues follows thirteen-year-old Edie Franklin who discovers a clue left behind specifically for her by her activist mother on the first anniversary of her death. The clues lead Edie to discover that her mother’s death was not an unfortunate accident as everyone had thought. We join her as she attempts to solve the mystery with the help of her friends and family while meeting new people along the way and learning to process her grief.

Right from the first line, Fitzgerald’s novel immediately drops the reader into the middle of the action, using a very unexpected and chilling point of view from the villain of the story. The very beginning of the novel gives the reader a picture of what is yet to come, which makes it all the more gripping to read. The point of view then alternates between three characters, our villain Jake McCormack, the new kid in town, Luca Spinelli and Clanfedden local, Allie Redmond.