Abigail Boyd

Abigail Boyd writes paranormal mystery and romance for teen readers. Gravity introduces Ariel Donovan and begins the five-part sequence that continues through Uncertainty, Luminosity, the companion installment Inertia, and Velocity. The 2011 opening novel sends Ariel into the secrets of a town named Hell after her best friend Jenna disappears. Nightmares, haunted places, flickering lights, and the abandoned Dexter orphanage persuade Ariel that the accepted runaway explanation is wrong. Newcomer Henry Rhodes and her friend Theo become part of an investigation that mixes attraction with supernatural danger. Series records identify Gravity as book one and Velocity as the concluding volume, making Ariel’s first search the starting point for a longer character and mystery arc. Boyd keeps the immediate focus on friendship, grief, and adolescent uncertainty while expanding the town’s hidden history. Gravity offers the clearest entry to her work because it establishes the people, setting, and paranormal rules developed across every later installment.