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|  | | Minnie to the Rescue
The story is about a Yorkie named Minnie who was rescued and how she helps another Yorkie named Buddy who is also adopted and joins her family.
Minnie the Yorkshire Terrier does not know what to expect when she is adopted from the rescue shelter.
Will she like her new home? Will she get along with the other animals there?
Then when another Yorkie named Buddy is rescued, can she help him adjust? | |  | | Molly Greyson's Ghost
A sixteen-year-old girl moves with her parents from her home in California to the Midwest. She happens upon many strange and unexplainable situations until she uncovers the reasons behind these events.
Sixteen-year-old Molly Greyson is a California girl. At least she was, until her father got a job in Indiana.
Saying goodbye to friends and a life she loves, Molly moves to the Midwest with her parents.
During the cross-country trip, she encounters a carnival Gypsy fortune teller machine, that issues mysterious warnings aimed directly at her.
When the family arrives at the historical Kotter Estate, Molly chooses a peculiar round room as her bedroom. Soon strange things begin to happen.
What or who keeps appearing in her bedroom mirror? Are there clues to be found in | |  | | Nakita's Big Question
Story of a young pup who is brought to a farm but doesn't know what sort of animal she is.
Nakita Has a new home on a farm with lots of new animal friends. There is only one problem. She is not sure what she really is and her friends are not much help.
Can anyone answer Nakita's big question and tell her what kind of animal she is? | |  | | The Cubicle Detective
Teenage computer wizard Andy Roberts lands a job working for a company that builds extreme water parks. When he uses a remote controlled drone to help with his work he witnesses a kidnapping.
This is a Young Adult book about a fifteen-year-old who lands a job with an international company that erects water slides all over the world. With his above average computer skills and architectural knowledge, he is given a job of designing the next waterslide for a local park. While using a company purchased drone to set placement of a gigantic gorilla head for the top of the massive slide, he witnesses a crime. Can he save the victim? Or, will he become a victim as well? | |  | | The Ghost of Stonebridge Lane
A ten-year-old boy meets a Great-grandfather he never knew existed only to find he lives in a haunted estate. Strange happenings lead him to believe in ghosts.
Christian Jones Arnook and his mother travel
from Alaska to Indiana to meet a wealthy Great-grandfather neither knew existed. A ten-year-old overflowing with curiosity, Christian explores the house and the nearby area. Spooky events at every turn lead him to one startling conclusion: The estate is haunted and all strange activity seems to begin at the old stone bridge. | |  | | The Ghost of Stony Manor
When Christian Jones Arnook and his mother return to Indiana they find an old letter that hints of a hidden treasure that can only be found when all of the generations, living and dead, unite.
Upon returning to Indiana, Christian and his mother are now traveling with not one but two ghost family members. They run into many disturbing incidents that lead them to believe there are yet more ghostly relatives in their presence. They learn a family treasure is hidden somewhere on the estate. Who did this and who is the one protecting the family treasure? | |  | | The Ghost of the Frozen North
Christian Jones Arnook and his mother take a trip to Alaska, but they do not go alone. When a 150-year-old ghost is exposed to the 21st century both scary and funny things occur.
This is the second book in the Stonebridge Ghost Tales series. It is about a ten year-old boy and his mother who leave Alaska for Indiana to live at Stony Manor, a mansion left to them by Christian's great-grandfather. They return to Alaska to sell their house, but they do not go alone. Only Christian can see his 150-year-old great-great-great-grandfather. While in Alaska, Christian runs into strange happenings and meets another of his deceased relatives. |
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