Book two in the Wee People series, House on Bo-Kay Lane, combines a haunted house, a magic mirror, parallel universes, and two Geralds to give you a "Stay up all night to finish reading it" mystery/adventure.
Gerald and Vernon believe their time with the Wee People came to an end after returning to their homeworld but begin to wonder when strange things start to happen at an abandoned house in their neighborhood.
Ghostly images of familiar faces from the Wee People village are seen in the windows, echoes of voices from the past haunt the boys' dreams, and an undeniable curiosity draws Gerald and Vernon to investigate the mysterious haunted house. What they find takes them back to the world of the wee people, and a new adventure begins.
In House on Bo-Kay Lane, a mirror is found in a forgotten room in the far-seers' training center. Sheela, a far-seer master, and Alyson, an apprentice firestarter, are unwillingly drawn into the depths of the mirror and wind up in the abandoned house on Bo-Kay Lane. Sheela uses her telepathic skills to enlist the aid of Gerald, Vernon, and Gerald's father, Andrew, to help find the way back to the world of the Wee People.
That problem resolved, they try to unravel the secrets of the mirror and unveil that it serves as a portal between their two worlds, to a time in the future, and possibly to a parallel universe. If that wasn't enough, glimpses of a familiar person trapped within its depths add yet another dimension to the mystery.
Through their research, the Wee People discover the origins of their world. That knowledge is not well accepted and leads to discord between them and Gerald, Andrew, and Vernon. Finally, an uneasy truce paves the way to a compromise and eventually a solution for dealing with the man in the mirror.
