The Meadowake Trilogy is a collection of three books containing stories concerning a prince and princess who, along with their not-so-royal friends, get into trouble and find adventure while trying to confront armies from outside the kingdom. With the help of dwarfs, a stable boy and a witch, the kingdom of Meadowake is kept from the hands of evil forces and all in the spirit of "The Princess Bride."

Jestershire is the story of a father and son's adventure while visiting a small English village where the father had spent summers as a boy. When the boy witnesses a murder, he is pursued by the murderer through the ancient village where the boy finds more than a place to hide. He finds strange people with old fashioned ideas, a missing treasure and both he and his dad learn to face life together.

When two teenage boys visit an old mining town, they encounter a holdover from the past, an elderly mining engineer who tells the boys of the glories of the gold mining days of the past. When this old miner dies in a fire, the boys find themselves involved in more than they had bargained for. Based on a true story from the actual gold mining town of Gold Hill, North Carolina, this fictional tale winds the hilarious high jinks of local teens from nearby Salisbury in 1958, with the mystery of the old miner's death. The book's historical descriptions of Salisbury gives the reader a unique feel...