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Wolf Pact: Escape from Captivity
After rescuing abused siblings on a dark Wisconsin highway, the Cossibye clan is catapulted headlong into a search for the orphans' relatives and face off with a madman whose killing spree is claiming lives almost daily. Jefferson, Reeny, Sebby and Sherry must rely on cunning and all of their special powers to preserve the children's safety and return peace to the plush countryside where they are commissioned to build a New Order, a species of shape-shifting humans who can walk on two legs or four and live comfortably in modern society.
Acto of Kindness
Nobody at Crater Lake Retirement Center could believe Jerome Browning was 92 years old. He looked and acted much younger. Still, he devoted his life helping residents restart their lives and find a sparkle of joy in their golden years. Fighting a dysfunctional director every step of the way, Jerome greeted everyone with a smile and a helping hand. Besides constantly irritating the center's director, he found ways to heal relationships, jump-start new beginnings and even chase off ghosts from America's Revolutionary Era. He had no idea how a simple act of kindness might impact his own life until a wealthy benefactor turned his world upside down. (NOTE: All proceeds from this novel go to Alzheimer's research.)
Run Like the Wind
After watching his father's murder, fourteen-year-old Eongus "Gus" McIntyre suddenly is orphaned and alone in the Black Hills of the Dakota Territory, the wildest and most untamed lands in 1876 America. Luckily he is befriended by a group of cattlemen, who are driving 100 Texas Longhorn steers to Deadwood to feed hungry gold miners. An ornery trail cook, named Toots, and the boss' son, Junior Hamilton, take him under their wing and change is life forever.
Wolf Pact: The New Order
When Jefferson Prescott III is introduced to a species of wolf that can alter its genetic makeup to walk among humans, he discovers a magical world and a second chance at life. His predestined rise to power creates chaos and unity for the Cossibye clan as it creates a new society that takes its place in modern society.
Run to Danger
Rustlers and Mexican vaqueros threaten the livelihood of the Circle H Ranch in 1877, making young Gus McIntyre's job of rounding up stray Longhorns more challenging. When he runs into trouble on the trail, an aging Apache chief comes to his rescue, and together they plot revenge and heal long-standing animosities between their two cultures. It's a triumph for readers of all ages.
Dream Catchers
A 600-year-old shaman of the Osage Nation is wreaking havoc in Wisconsin. As the body count grows, the press thinks a werewolf might be stalking students at Marquette University. The Cossibye have no other choice but to join the investigation. Will they be able to stop the senseless murders before one of their own is harmed or killed? The New Order must find a way to blend ancient potions with modern technology to save the day with the help of a couple new friends, Carl Birdsong and Cheyenne Konti.
Gerald
Sir Gerald du Maurier was the preeminent actor-manager of his day, knighted in 1922 for his services to the theater. Published within six months of her father's death, Daphne du Maurier's frank portrait was considered shocking by many of his admirers-but it was a huge success, winning her critical acclaim and launching her career. Here, Daphne captures the spirit and charm of the charismatic actor who played the original Captain Hook, amusingly recounting his eccentricities, his humor, as well as his darker side. "A remarkable book...brilliant comic writing."-The Times (UK)
