About the Book

Society of Peregrines Book One: Key to the Corridor is a smart and funny fantasy adventure novel for young readers. Fifteen years in the making, the book combines humor, a fast-paced adventure story, a sophisticated, intriguing fantasy setting, and delightful, compelling characters. . . like me.

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to read the book for myself yet. We've been scouring book stores and garage sales in systems of reality all over the corridor, but no actual copies have turned up. Deia, who has all the opinions around here, thinks this is because the book has yet to be published in the real world. Once the book is published, it should show up in fictional settings based closely on the real world. Then maybe we'll be able to find a copy.

Even though I haven't read the book yet, I'd like to say in my own defense that I'm probably far more intelligent, clever, and charming than I've been represented to be. I've got Deia here sniggering over my shoulder because this page is supposed to be about the book, not about me, but the book is about me, so therefore, I can talk about myself a little bit on this page, don't you think?

I could give you a detailed synopsis because, even though I haven't read it, as the main character, I know exactly what happened! But why spoil all the fun? In breif, we run like heck, then save the day. What else do you need to know?

Deia says the writer is going to fire me as the web designer because I'm supposed to be making the book sound good and I'm doing a miserable job of it.

Once the book is published and I get a hold of a copy, I can post complimentary things that other people have said about it that I've copied off the back cover. In the mean time, here's a few we've come up with ourselves:

"I couldn't put it down."
-Mati Mayfield

"I couldn't put it down."
-Patti Patterson

". . .these would be very useful books for English teachers--fun for the kids and helping them learn literary terms. What a fantastic book! "
-Shannon Dayton

"This. . . book is. . . a. . . marvelous. . . achievement."
-Journal of Extraneous Scientific Topics Book Reviews

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