Rocks Fall Everyone Dies

Praise for Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies

“Fast-paced and unpredictable, the plot seamlessly balances a summer romance with well-crafted paranormal suspense. A fresh and substantive story about family, love, and deciding who you want to be in the world.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review

“Breathtaking storytelling. This is a fast-paced paranormal mystery with an unusual magic system. It is not the same old make-believe and should be very welcome in most libraries.”—School Library Journal

“A novel that balances fantasy with realism. . . . Quick and entertaining; the characters (some of whom learn their lessons) are can’t-look-away wicked in an all-too-human way.”—The Horn Book

“[An] unnerving tale of supernatural suspense. . . . Ribar (The Art of Wishing) sets up an intriguing premise and explores Aspen’s abilities in provocative ways.”—Publishers Weekly

“The mind games are acrobatic in their twists and turns.”—BCCB

“Refreshingly poignant. A surprisingly deep fantasy nicely grounded in reality.”—Booklist

“Captivating.”—VOYA

“Pitch perfect from the title to the end, I couldn’t put Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies down! The characters shine in this brilliant page-turner with a supernatural twist.”—Beth Revis, author of the Across the Universe trilogy


Praise for The Fourth Wish

“The truths this novel reveals are so real . . . quite an achievement.”—Kirkus Reviews

“Ribar has delivered fans a fun romantic read with some deliciously exciting paranormal elements while casually tackling . . . the importance of balancing power with humanity.”—School Library Journal


Praise for The Art of Wishing

“Stands head and shoulders above the competition because of its main character Margo . . . a decisive, strong-willed heroine.”—Tor

“Rich with romance, magic, and action, this novel will captivate teens.”—School Library Journal