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India was all the things Laurie had heard about and more - too much more. She couldn't process the seething, glistening, teeming, glaring melee. She needed to rethink this spur-of-the-moment trip the summer after graduation when a crime is committed in front of her and nobody even notices. Nothing had prepared Laurie for this world - not movies or TV shows or diner at tandoori restaurants. Laurie is on her own in a whirlwind of travels across exotic India joined in her quest by Graham taking a semester off from college to experience India while his uncle is stationed at the U.S.Embassy

Stonewolf: At the Orphanage, all Nicholas ever knew was fear, silence, and hunger. He lay in wait in the bone-rattling cold, trembling, wanting nothing but to avoid Matron and the daily beatings. Nicholas didn't know how long he'd been there, how old he was when he came, or even where he had come from. Nobody spoke his language. One day a stranger named Ranik arrives to whisk him away to a secluded castle. But Nicholas quickly learns that he can't trust his new captors any more than the people at the Orphanage. He is a prisoner and is being kept for a purpose: to unlock secrets buried in his...

After he breaks his collarbone, Alastair, upset that he cannot go to camp, discovers a blue dragon-like creature in his mother's garden.

Life is hard enough for Abby without a ghost. Her father, a soldier, is missing in action, and she and her mother have had to move in with relatives in rural New York State, far from her Florida home. Her cousin Chad and his friends seem to hate her, too. Then she sees the ghost of Felicia Stratton, a girl her own age who died many years before, waiting for her own father to come home from war. Is her appearance a warning? Abby must discover the ghost's secret before it's too late--and she'll need Chad's help. Blending evocative period details with thrilling suspense, Brenda Seabrooke has...