I'd gotten cases during lunch before, but not because nobody wanted to eat theirs. I had to use skill, cunning, and a masterful disguise to find the answer, all while keeping up with my homework. Sherlock Holmes had it easy.

Every night Rex and Auden watch the sun set together. As soon as it is down, they rush to town. They play hide-and-go seek, pull pranks, and sing their favorite songs. Find out what else they do during Monster Nights.

Fire burns. Love can hurt more. From the moment Lono saw Pele, he was struck by her unique beauty. As her priest, he shouldn't desire anything more than an opportunity to cleanse her sins and return her to her family. But every interaction leaves him wanting more. Pele has no clear memory of her family or what brought her to the refuge, but Hala'api has his own theory. From the moment the chief met Lono's mysterious guest, he knew she was more than just a pretty face. She had power. She had fire. And she was destined to be his. As Pele determines her future, past mistakes return to haunt her....

"This is a wholesomely charming, heart-warming romance fit for ages ten to one hundred " -InD'tale Review When a song magically transports Rebecca, a young, grieving widow, to the Middle Ages, she is astonished to be reunited with her husband. But his first words reveal a cruel irony. Trapped with no money, no food, and her husband's doppelganger, she must find a way to get back home. Which is even harder to do when Vikings are on the prowl and leaving might mean saying goodbye to her heart again.

Franklin's dream transfers to real life, but its not as amazing as he thought it would be. Every night, Franklin visits a world of respect, friendship, and magic, a stark contrast to the pushes and shoves he experiences in real life. But when he meets his best friend from the dream world in real life, he realizes that not everything is make believe. It's the sixties and time to make some changes.