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The little girl disappeared in a blinding snowstorm one hundred years ago. Only her bloodied red cape was found on the estate of the wealthy Vanderbilt family. But now...the arrival of paranormal Lillia Pameroy stirs the old spirits. A local detective reopens the cold case on the weekend of the historic Biltmore Festival. Soon Lillia and her friends Grace and Danny are caught up in a web of twisted games, false identities, and greedy scams. Will secrets, generations old be, finally be exposed? Will the disappearance of Ruby be solved? Read Twisted Games, another exciting, fast-paced mystery with a twist of history in the Pameory Mystery Series. Each stand-alone book in the series is set in a different state.

Chris and Raymond are two 11 year old children that live next door to each other in the Pacific West Coast and are best friends. Their wonderful imaginations take them on a journey of self discovery as they go through a series of adventures furthe...

Some nightmares shouldn't be feared. Nadia Petrov's world is shaken when the Human Preservation Agency robs her of the chance to live a normal life with the boy of her dreams. Locked away at the termination facility, Nadia must hide her nightmare inflicting side as a means of survival because the discovery of her ability would be a death sentence. The only thing keeping Nadia from succumbing to her unbearable circumstances is that Hunter Sullivan, the boy she's madly in love with, feigns loyalty to the HPA to protect her.Hunter is determined to help Nadia escape from the termination facility even if it's the last thing he'll ever do. Treating her like an inmate and watching the HPA attempt to get into her head pushes him to his breaking point. After a seemingly fatal decision leaves Nadia's life hanging in the balance, Hunter and Nadia must fight for a life away from the HPA. But a life together in the real world comes at a cost-one neither can afford to pay.In the final installment of the Destined for Dreams series, love and loyalty are tested, trust is broken, and sacrifices are made.

No one's secrets are safe in dreams. Born a nightmare inflictor, a creature who survives by creating nightmares and consuming them, seventeen-year-old Nadia Petrov spends her life hidden at the Creature Council's compound from the dangers of humans. The ongoing threat of the Human Preservation Agency, an organization that eradicates creatures to keep humans safe, makes living among humans impossible. If Nadia were discovered, she'd face an automatic death sentence.Hunter Sullivan, the son of a Human Preservation Agency board member, never thought his mother would exchange his soul for information about the Creature Council, the HPA's biggest threat. Now held hostage in the mind of Jacqueline Matthews, a sin-eater, Hunter spends his time watching everything through his host's eyes with no hope to reunite with his body again.Lying to gain the protection of the Creature Council to uphold her deal with the HPA, Jacqueline meets Nadia at the compound. Nadia intrudes Jacqueline's dreams and discovers Hunter. A soul-deep connection pushes Nadia to visit Hunter despite who he is in the real world. Through each other, they realize they're not the monsters they thought they were. But dreams can't last forever. With the fear of discovery by Jacqueline, Nadia must risk losing the safety of the compound to help Hunter. If Nadia can't reunite him with his body, Hunter will be lost forever.

The Ghost of Wolverine Forest is a scary chapter book for brave young adult readers (ages 10 and up), designed specifically with reluctant readers in mind. This is the first book in the Ghost of Wolverine Forest trilogy. Brief chapters announced by run-on scary tag introductions and bracketed by regular spooky, scary black and white illustrations help keep reader interest high. Dramatic and action packed, The Ghost of Wolverine Forest is sure to excite, interest, scare, and intrigue its young adult readers. Twenty years ago, young Tommy Hansen stepped into the Wolverine Forest with camera in hand to take pictures of wildlife. But he never came out ... alive. Police found his bones and his camera, and when they developed the film, a horrific creature and an old haggard woman were in one of the photos. The snarling creature appeared to be closing in on Tommy, and the old woman in the background was smiling. Twenty years later, 11-year-olds Brad and Sarah enter the forest, riding double on an all-terrain vehicle, or quad. Deep inside Wolverine Forest, they get lost and run out of gas and are forced to spend the night. Huddling next to their campfire, they're suddenly interrupted by someone (or something) that will change their lives forever! The Ghost of Wolverine Forest makes an ideal Halloween gift (or a gift for any occasion) for the young adult in your life, a gift which will contribute to their overall education beyond the scary entertainment function.

Jasper And The Haunted House! is the third book in the Jasper series. After helping a little old lady to cross the street, Officer Jasper is called to a crime scene. Who or what is stealing items from Big Al's Department Store? His initial investigation reveals a single clue, but then the investigation seemingly hits a deadend. But then a group of terrified boys, who had been playing ball in the street, confront Officer Jasper with the hair on their heads standing straight up. Their frantic story leads Officer Jasper to a huge haunted house! And what he finds inside is a scary surprise. This is a Christian story written in verse with an inspiring Foreword by Police Chief Steve Bukala. Recommended for readers and listeners age 5 and up.

Evacuated from London at the outbreak of war, Rosie is taken in by kind Mrs Taylor and her daughter Mary. But all is not as it seems. Mary resents and bullies Rosie, and Mrs Taylor is hiding a dark secret. When Rosie comes across a strange girl swimming in a local pond, she hopes they will become friends. But instead her appearance leads to a horrifying revelation that will have terrifying consequences... Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant and dyslexic readers 8+

A story about empathy and difference, from the bestselling author of Tin.