Paradox Child Series by Jane Yates

Lilly's family has an extraordinary secret, one they have kept for four generations. Lilly's proud to be different and special. At Halloween she's happy to stay at home and cast spells with her mum and her Grandmother rather than go out trick or treating like the other kids. At 12 years old, she thinks she knows it all... moreLilly's family has an extraordinary secret, one they have kept for four generations. Lilly's proud to be different and special. At Halloween she's happy to stay at home and cast spells with her mum and her Grandmother rather than go out trick or treating like the other kids. At 12 years old, she thinks she knows it all. But then Lilly becomes unsettled by odd events, like seeing the sinister man in the white shoes staring at her while she walks the dogs, and then local children start to go missing. When her mum doesn't come back from one of her regular night-time jaunts, Lilly's Grandmother thinks it's time to tell her the whole story. Lilly has second thoughts about whether her family's secret is a blessing, or a curse... less

Therianthropy is the second book in the Paradox Child Series. Lilly continues her time travelling adventures from the secret floor underneath The Pitt rivers Museum Oxford City UK. There are new characters and some of the old ones that fell in the first book, make a comeback. There are new magic spell, new steampunk items, and new romance. As well as the much loved characters Mandy and Buster the spaniels. copyright j yates 23/10/2013

This is a YA fictional book and although many of the characters are based on real people the story is made up. This is the third and last book in the Paradox Child series. This book has more romance in it that the other two. There are new spells and new steampunk objects. Anna’s story is contained, and more about the Wild West.