The Pandora’s Box Joins the Running for the 2025 Book Bloggers' Novel of the Year Award!


We are excited to share that The Pandora’s Box, the first novel in L.S. Franco’s The Conjurer’s Prophecy Trilogy, is officially in the running for the 2025 Book Bloggers’ Novel of the Year Award (BBNYA)!

Hosted annually by the passionate teams behind @BBNYAofficial and @TheWriteReads, BBNYA celebrates exceptional indie and small-press books across a wide range of genres. Judged by an international panel of dedicated book bloggers, the award is recognized for its commitment to spotlighting fresh, powerful storytelling—and we’re honored to be among this year’s contenders.

About The Pandora’s Box

The Pandora’s Box is a gripping epic fantasy that kicks off The Conjurer’s Prophecy Trilogy.

A forgotten prophecy resurfaces when Liam inherits the mission to save the world from dark forces left behind by his deceased mother. Navigating through an unknown magical community, he forms allies and enemies with powers beyond his comprehension. As he uncovers shocking truths, Liam realizes there is much more to unravel before the final battle between good and evil begins.

With mythological creatures, a magic school, and dimension-hopping adventures, Liam and his friends must uncover the secrets of The Pandora’s Box before darkness takes over.

With themes of destiny, identity, and rebellion, The Pandora’s Box is a bold exploration of what it means to fight for the truth—even when it’s been buried by time and power.


Thank You to the BBNYA and TheWriteReads Teams

We’re deeply grateful to the @BBNYAofficial and @TheWriteReads teams for their tireless work in supporting indie authors and connecting great books with passionate readers. Their efforts create incredible opportunities for stories like The Pandora’s Box to reach a wider audience.

Looking Ahead

As The Pandora’s Box progresses through the BBNYA judging rounds, we’ll be sharing updates, reviews, and behind-the-scenes insights into the trilogy. Book 2, The Oberon Stone, is a Wishing Shelf finalist, and book 3, The Temporal Scythe, is set to be released on June 10th 2025—and you are going to love it!


Want to follow the journey?
Add The Pandora’s Box to your TBR today and help spread the word!

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