An evil scheme is being plotted and only our hero Jack McCuddles can save us. Join Jack on his hilarious adventure, full of mystery, intrigue, witches, talking mice, magic spells, pancakes with real maple syrup and too many reminders from Jack about how cute he is.

The Book of Moans has been stolen. The world is turning into one big moan and our only hope is Jack McCuddles, the cutest magical cat in the world and Charlie McMoose, the questionably clever mouse detective.

Can they find the book? Will they find anything other than their own tails? Can they even find their own tails? Oh dear, we are doomed.

Jack McCuddles and The Book of Moans is a magical mystery adventure suitable for all age groups.

Sometimes we don't recognize a hero until we need them. Everyone expected trouble the moment a leprechaun arrived in town and Chancer's mischief making didn't disappoint for a second. However, putting up with Chancer's shenanigans soon became the least of the town's problems. A greater threat looms and the town needs a special type of hero to help them. The hero must be trustworthy and capable of outsmarting the fairies, the government, and an unscrupulous greedy mind. The town needs the mind of a mischief-maker, and whether they want to admit it or not, that mind belongs to...

What do you get when all the great detectives are busy? You get the worst and when they aren't available? There's Jack McCuddles, the cutest, magical cat in the world and Charlie McMoose, a dubiously clever, mouse detective. Only a desperate person would hire these two, and Lord McBedbugs is that person. He has a vampire hamster problem in his hotel that needs solving. However, when Jack and Charlie finally discover their way to the hotel, they find things are more unusual than either of them could have imagined. Which isn't hard, because even with a clue, these two still don't have a...

Trouble is looming for Chancer the leprechaun and his friends. Ghosts have appeared on the streets of their small Irish town. However, dealing with the ghosts is the least of their problems.

An army of the Little People has arrived in town, with their shillelaghs at the ready, for a battle to end all battles. Friendships are tested when Chancer must lead the army of leprechauns to victory. The costs of the battle are high and the price is a quest...to find...a shovel? They will need more than a touch of the Blarney Stone or the luck of the Irish to survive the quest ahead...