Baxter Bean and the Misachievers

Recommended for ages 8-15

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"This is a full world of new adventures, but it's very easy to get into. You don't have to wait for lots of exposition to start enjoying this read. Baxter is so likeable and relatable as a main character. This book is definitely all the things you like about YA fiction as a kid AND an adult." -- Amazon Review

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He's not a genius. He's not the son of gods or secret agents or wizards. He has no superpowers, not even the kind you find out about later at a critical point in the story.

You could say thirteen-year-old Baxter Bean just isn't the "main-character type." Shy and awkward, Baxter has a strict policy: never ever get involved in anything for any reason.

However, in a faraway alternate reality, there is another thirteen-year-old Baxter Bean. This version prefers to be called "Bean," and not only is he rich and famous—he's the most powerful magic-user in his entire universe.

When Baxter is caught up in a case of cosmic mistaken identity, he's transported to this alternate reality, where rival kings wield magical powers in a desperate battle for the throne. In this world, Baxter befriends a group of misachievers who are pushed to the edges of society because of their lack of magical abilities.

In this extraordinary realm where castles float in the clouds, Baxter must face gangsters, tyrants, and his own insecurities. As he embarks on this unexpected adventure, he meets Ulani, whose presence awakens feelings he's never experienced before. With the help of his new friends—and the spark of a potential first crush—Baxter might just discover that being yourself is the greatest power of all.

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Book One of the Baxter Bean series.