Inarora's Excursion

Middle Grade Urban Fantasy

Inarora Beservera is the daughter of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, but she’s never been concerned about his political career before. After all, politicians’ families were only targeted in Naa’ran, right? She’s in for a rude awakening when she’s sent almost 50 years into the past and finds herself living with her great-grandpas.During Inarora’s stay in the past, she finds herself walking down a path of self-discovery. Of all the things to happen, she never expected she’d develop unknown powers!Kaedan Beservera never expected his daughter to get kidnapped in a relatively safe country like End’oria. Yet he has to rely on the Intelligence Ward, the same organization that refused to investigate his grandfather’s murder, to find her.Between two useless bureaucratic institutions, Kaedan is forced to take matters into his own hands before he loses Inarora forever. But what can he do if he doesn’t know who took her?

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This was a really cute middle-grade fantasy! [...] I did find Ina a very likable, spunky main character and am curious to see where her adventure leads next.I also did really enjoy all of the queer and disability rep in the book. So much fantasy glosses or misrepresents just how much disabilities affect people, which Inarora's Excursion does not.

- K. J. Pritchett, author of The Swansgrove Chronicles

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I loved the characters and the relationships. Found families are my favourite thing to read, and there’s very strong found family vibes between Lysander and Seri [...], as well as between Ina’s father and the parents of their best friends. Ina and their friends are also a found family that’s heartwarming.Part of the tale of Ina and their situation, we have mental health, queer, neurodivergent reps, as well as chronic pain and disability reps. Needless to say, I enjoyed it all, and I loved how respectfully everything is treated.If you love a wholesome tale of family, found family, characters that feel real and relatable, you would love this story.

- Geetha Krishnan, author of Pradyutita

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