"Night Mare" explains nightmares as a fable and talks about tolerance. Through a series of magical misadventures Sage and Tyler find out that assumptions should never be made about people. People may surprise you. "Night Mare" is the first book in a three book series which also includes "Christmas Night Mare" and "Night Mare - Daymare."

What is the meaning of Christmas? "Christmas Night Mare" continues the magic of the "Night Mare" series. Can Christmas and Sage be saved? And what misadventure might "Night Mare - Daymare" bring?

Night Mare-Daymare catches up with Sage and Tyler, two very special children, as they explore future career options with their classmates as part of a school assignment. Both kids feel trapped by the expectations of others, and they soon find themselves on yet another magical adventure.

Margaret isn't thrilled when her mother leaves Minnesota and opens an inn along the shores of Loch Ness in Scotland. Margaret liked life in the Twin Cities just fine. She doesn't have any routines in Scotland, and she isn't interested in starting any. Her family is worried. When Margaret falls in love with a set of bagpipes, she's found something to make Scotland feel like home. The trouble is, no one in town enjoys listening to her play. The man who sold her the bagpipes suggests she go to the nearby shore of Loch Ness, explaining that the monster in the water is believed to love the sound...