"The Catholic version of Peter Pan"

"Unfortunately it is a sad consequence of the modern world that children are exposed to so much that is contrary to the enduring and unchangeable teachings of the Catholic Faith. It is a great relief to see more authors writing works of fiction in line with Catholic values. Adventures in Peter Pan's Foreverland: Pirates of the Apocalypse is one such book that aligns itself with the Catholic Faith while at the same time presenting a story that is engaging, entertaining, and just downright enjoyable. I happily recommend this book." Matthew Plese, CatholicEtc.com

In Adventures in Peter Pan's Foreverland,

One night from the bedroom of their foster home, Stephen, his younger brother Alex, and their little sister Stazzy, are called for battle. They are shown a mysterious way to fly and whisked away to the gateway to Foreverland by the boy gatekeeper Peter and his former guardian angel Tinker Bell. Immediately they must begin training for the upcoming battle with pirates who are making their first attempt to bury their stolen treasures of youth. It is a treasure so powerful that it could put an end to all of mankind for eternity if it is not returned to its rightful owner.

Along their journey, many of the colorful Foreverland inhabitants give help to the three kids of earth. With their help, they will be able to finally battle the evil leader of all pirates, the Master of Deceit himself - the one and only . . . Captain Hook.