Yes — and Where Snow Doesn’t Fall fits right in, first published 2025.
Many YA (and crossover YA/NA) books are exploring the multiverse, alternate realities, and world‑hopping concepts — especially in the last few years.

Where Snow Doesn’t Fall by Elli O’Neil is a YA/NA sci‑fi comedy adventure that leans into the multiverse trend with a unique twist of humor and heart. The story follows teenager Yin and her unlikely crew of prank‑loving Escapists as they’re drawn between two parallel worlds — the polished, proper universe of Edyn and the wildly bizarre universe of Idyll — with no idea what awaits on the other side of the portal at first. What begins as mischief and prank wars spirals into interdimensional chaos, found‑family bonds, and laugh‑out‑loud moments that make even tiny victories feel huge.

In my own series — beginning with Where Snow Doesn’t Fall — the humor drives everything. It’s about four teens called the Escapists who just want to prank their way through life in a hyper-polished parallel universe. But every joke escalates the stakes. A skipped school trip turns into accidental kidnapping. Glitter becomes political evidence. Surveillance drones become personal.

The core idea is that the plot doesn’t happen to them — it happens because of them. And as the chaos grows, so do they. The comedy becomes the vehicle for character development.

Yes. The series is written for a young adult audience. It focuses on friendship, identity, consequences, and growing up — all wrapped in absurdist humor and escalating pranks.

The tone stays playful even when the stakes rise.

Many sci-fi stories follow reluctant heroes pulled into large conflicts.

In Where Snow Doesn’t Fall, the conflict happens because the characters keep choosing chaos.

They’re not trying to save the world.
They’re trying to have fun.

The tension builds from personality, not prophecy.

Readers who like:

• Found family dynamics

• Comedy that escalates into absurd stakes

• Parallel universe sci-fi

• Stories where character decisions shape the plot

Yes. Where Snow Doesn’t Fall is a character-driven young adult sci-fi comedy where the plot evolves directly from the protagonists’ choices.

Rather than following a prophecy, rebellion blueprint, or chosen-one arc, the story centers on four teens — Kyle, Krow, Eric, and Yin — whose prank-driven decisions escalate into political tension, surveillance conflicts, and silly consequences.

The science fiction elements (parallel universes, HELTH Officials, advanced tech systems) provide the framework. The humor provides the spark. But the emotional growth of the characters provides the core.

As their jokes grow bigger, so do the stakes — and so does their understanding of responsibility, loyalty, and identity.