New Releases by Victoria Simcox

A city move was supposed to be a fresh start-until strange symbols, missing recipes, and whispers of a secret guild pull Ivy Meadows into a mystery that begins inside an old church-turned-restaurant. With courage, curiosity, and quiet faith, Ivy must uncover secrets hidden beneath Seattle's end-of-summer, rain-soaked streets-before time runs out.

Fifth grade is in full swing, and Norma Elliot is juggling it all; Mrs. Gookaw's rambling lessons, Aunt Gail's flashy new boyfriend, and the Porgys' annoying, hairless chihuahua. Meanwhile, Pepper proposes to Miss Kelly with a rubber ring (probably from a vending machine), Boyd's crush drama is spiraling, and Norma's growing-up weirdness isn't exactly smooth sailing. With her journal and faith, Norma faces awkward family moments, friendship chaos, and funky fall surprises-learning that life's not about staying comfy, but about trusting God in the mess and the good times too. Victoria Simcox draws readers into Norma's world through warmth, humor, and honesty-showing that God's love meets us in every stumble and victory. No matter the chaos, His grace stays steady, lighting the way through it all.

Book 3, Summer Blues, continues Norma Elliot's journey with a season full of laughter, heartfelt moments, and life lessons shared through her secret journal. From dashing through the sprinkler with self-tanning mishaps to navigating the challenges of growing up, entering a singing contest, and more, this summer is brimming with unforgettable adventures. With wit and warmth, Victoria Simcox invites readers into Norma's world, illustrating that God's love embraces us in every moment-flaws and all. Through the laughter, missteps, and life lessons, His grace proves to be the most steadfast and shining light.

Norma Elliot is back with more wit, heart, and lessons to learn in her secret journal. This spring, she tackles her first job, grows a garden, and even deals with an annoying drunk slug-all while navigating life's challenges with humor and faith. Filled with warmth and relatable adventures, Spring Fever is the perfect sequel to 'Tis the Season. Join Norma as she discovers that life, like spring, is full of surprises. With humor and heart, Victoria Simcox brings Norma's springtime adventures to life, reminding readers that God's love isn't just for the flawless. It's in the growth, the laughter, and the challenges where His grace truly blooms.

Amazon bestselling author Victoria Simcox presents The Medallion, a magical coming-of-age adventure. Kristina remains in the mystical land of Bernovem, teaming up with Hector Mysteria to find the hidden Book of Prophecy. As the malevolent Sentiz returns to claim an ancient Medallion for ultimate power, Kristina's journey soars over lands and seas on dragon back, encountering unexpected allies-and a surprising figure from her past. Readers praise: The Medallion is fun, exciting, and enchanting, with vivid writing, unique characters, and a suspenseful storyline, perfect for teens and adults alike.

Kristina and her allies begin their journey on Finimus Island-now a tempestuous place ravaged by typhoons, far from its once romantic and serene beauty. Sentiz and her zelbocks have forced the citizens to become irguls or face a grisly death. Haunted by the nightmarish hag and serpent, while grappling with her own teenage struggles, Kristina remains determined to save the lands. Brace yourself for a whirlwind of events and a game-changing ending in this epic conclusion to The Bernovem Chronicles. Readers Praise: The Shard is a thrilling, page-turner adventure filled with unexpected twists and a surprising ending. With its engaging characters and timeless writing, readers call it a must-read for all ages.

I'm Norma Elliot. I know what you're thinking. Who names their kid Norma nowadays? Believe me, I feel the same as you. I'm a ginger―that means redhead. Actually, my hair isn't red; it's orange, but I guess redhead sounds better than orangehead. First, because it rhymes, and second, someone may get confused and think that my head is an actual orange. I'm ten years old and sharp―what my dad calls me―that means smart, not pointy. My story is about what I did during the winter season. No brainer; the title gave that away. It's mostly about me learning life lessons and spending time with God when I write to him in my secret journal. Oh, I need to mention, I'm not perfect; definitely not. Just thought I'd warn you in case you're expecting to read a story about some cute little angel type girl. If you were, you may want to find a different story to read. But then again, if you're up for a story about a girl who's a work in progress―what dad says our old house is―you may just like my story. I really hope you will.Anyway, bye for now.

The Shard, Victoria Simcox's fast-paced, intricately woven sequel to The Warble, takes Kristina Kingsly and her schoolmates back to Bernovem … and into a thrilling, often dangerous adventure.Kristina's stay at summer horse camp is horrible to say the least, and it's all because Hester and Davina are there as well, making her life miserable. When Hester's cruel prank goes terribly wrong, it's actually what sends the three girls back to the mystical land of Bernovem. In Bernovem, Kristina is very excited to see her former friend, Prince Werrien. When he invites her to sail with him on his ship to his homeland Tezerel, putting it simply, Kristina can't refuse.Reunited with her gnome, dwarf, animal, fairy friends … and best of all, Werrien, things seem like they couldn't get any better for Kristina. But when Werrien becomes fascinated with an unusual seeing stone, the “Shard”, Kristina is haunted by a ghostlike old hag. Struggling against suspicion, guilt, illness, and ultimately the one who wants to possess her soul, Kristina will see it's in her weakest moment that she will encounter more strength than she has ever known.

Kristina must summon her inner strength to battle a spirit that wishes to possess her soul because of her friend Prince Werrien's obsession with a magical stone called the "Black Shard."

Dwarfs, gnomes, fairies, talking animals, and an evil queen all these and more can be found in The Magic Warble, an enchanting tale of adventure and friendship.