When twelve-year-old Kaylee O'Shay's parents announce that the family is selling the house and moving to a new community, her world crumbles. Not only does this mean losing her dearest friends, but she will also have to quit the Irish dance school she loves so dearly. As the clock ticks down her final year in Rosemary, Kaylee desperately works to earn her coveted solo dress before she must say goodbye to Traen Gaoth Academy and face a six-month competitive blackout.

Fifteen-year-old Kaylee O'Shay survives a horrific accident, but is left with injuries so severe, that she may never dance again. She begins the process of rebuilding her life through tedious rehab, a life that may no longer include the thing she loves most. As Kaylee struggles to recover, she and best friend Jackie become enmeshed in a mystery over a secret letter belonging to Kaylee's mother, a letter that Kaylee hopes will lead her to the one person who can help her return to competitive dance. However, the mystery holds more secrets and heartache than Kaylee can imagine.

Fourteen-year-old Kaylee O'Shay is chosen to dance in the team competition at the Midwest Championships of Irish Dance known as the Oireachtas. When she gets her first real job at a horse farm at almost the same time, she can hardly believe her luck. As the big competition nears, Kaylee discovers that she does not have enough time to care for the horses and properly prepare for the dance championships. Something has got to give--but she cannot bear the thought of either letting down her teammates or giving up the beautiful horses she has come to love.

The final book in the Kaylee O'Shay series, Isle of Green Fire follow's Kaylee's desperate attempt to recover from a devastating accident and qualify for the world championships of Irish dance before her window of opportunity closes forever with her high school graduation. In the process, dark and unexpected secrets are finally revealed--secrets that will change the lives of Kaylee, her family and her friends forever.

Kaylee O'Shay has always wanted to dance in Ireland. When her Aunt Kat offers to take the family on a trip to the Emerald Isle, it seems like a dream come true. However, the dream turns to a nightmare when Kaylee learns the reason behind Aunt Kat's generosity.

In the third book in the Coins of the Dagda series, fourteen-year-old Dare McClaren and her friends attempt to find the final coin that will allow them to travel freely through time, rescue Dare's father, and defeat the evil Celtic deity, Breas. When they find themselves trapped aboard the Titanic, their race against the clock becomes a frightening and deadly one. Unless they succeed in their mission, they will be unable to escape the sinking ship and become a part of one of history's great human tragedies.

Ten-year-old Kaylee O'Shay's father wants her to be a soccer star, just like he was. However, Kaylee joins an Irish dance group and throws the family into disarray. When she finds herself torn between two things she loves, Kaylee realizes that making decisions about activities, friends, and school can be difficult. And no matter what she decides, she will hurt someone she loves.

After Seth Kerrighan's father dies, his mother moves the family to Paavo, Wisconsin, where Seth homes to quarterback the powerful high school football team. But going from new kid to starting quarterback is no easy task, especially when Seth;s teammates discover that he is also a dancer.

In this second book in the Coins of the Dagda series, fourteen-year-old Dare McClaren is transported to 1858 Maryland where she must save her friends from a flooding underground tunnel, attempt to rescue a young girl who is sold into slavery, and navigate the drama of the Underground Railroad--all while battling an evil Celtic deity who hopes to bring the gears of time to a halt.