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Death by Adverb
JJ MacGregor's having a rotten summer. Her arm's in a cast, her jeans are too tight, and her son is spending his vacation with his dad. To make matters worse, her relationship with Police Chief Ron Karlson is up in the air and they haven't spoken since June. Maybe the only good thing is that she's got a writing job at last. Wilmont Charleston-Rutherford want her to help him with his memoirs, and JJ doesn't care if he's making it all up. All she has to do to make some much-needed money is keep her mouth shut and fix some of the worst prose she's ever seen. Of course, keeping her mouth shut isn't JJ's strong point. When she loses her temper so does her boss, and she's back to job-hunting. That's bad enough, but when Wilmont Charleston-Rutherford turns up dead, everyone remembers JJ fought with him. About the time the police are wondering if JJ might have tried to avenge the English language, her sewer backs up, and the dead man's missing daughter shows up on her doorstep-only to disappear again before morning. JJ has her work cut out for to find the girl, the killer, and a new septic tank before anyone else dies-but at least the murder has her talking to Ron again.
Death by Trombone
JJ MacGregor's very bad day has just gotten a lot worse. JJ thought starting the day without coffee was a disaster, but now there's a dead musician behind the Pismawallops High School gym. His trombone is missing, and something about the scene is off key. JJ and Police Chief Ron Karlson are determined to get to the bottom of the mystery, but will they be able to work harmoniously or will discord ruin the investigation? With the music teacher as the prime suspect, JJ could be left to conduct the band, and then Graduation might truly end in a death by trombone, or at least the murder of Pomp and Circumstance!
Death by Ice Cream
Pismawallops Island is a quiet place where nothing much happens, even at the High School. That's why JJ MacGregor likes it. So when a high-handed new member of the PTA threatens to disrupt the even tenor of life in the middle of Puget Sound, JJ insists someone needs to take a firm stand against her. But then Letitia Lemoine shows up very dead in the freezer where there should have been 30 boxes of ice cream bars, and JJ worries that someone might have taken her command too seriously. Not the sort to sit back while someone else solves her problems, JJ just can't help asking a few questions. But someone wants her to stop—and an acerbic sense of humor, insatiable curiosity, and carefully hidden dedication to duty lead her into more trouble than she knows how to handle. A fun and exciting new mystery series from the author of The Ninja Librarian!
The Ninja Librarian
Skunk Corners is a pretty miserable place when the Ninja Librarian moves in. It's just a dusty, tough town in the dusty, tough hills. Folks there aren't too friendly, and they don't see much need for high-falutin' nonsense like schools--or libraries. But from the moment the unassuming, white-haired gentleman steps off the train and into these tall tales, the changes begin. The Ninja Librarian uses wisdom, patience, book-learning, and a few well-placed kicks and jabs to change the town forever.
A Is for Alpine
A fun ABC book for outdoor kids and their parents, A Is For Alpine is meant to help children (and their parents) imagine themselves hiking, camping and backpacking.
The Ninja Librarian
Skunk Corners is a pretty miserable place when the Ninja Librarian moves in. It's just a dirty, tough town in the dirty tough hills. Folks there aren't too friendly, and they don't see much need for highfalutin nonsense like schools or libraries. But from the moment the unassuming, white-haired gentleman steps off the train and into these tall tales, the changes in Skunk Corners begin, in equal parts exciting and bewildering to Big Al. The Ninja Librarian uses wisdom, patience, book-learning -- and a few well-placed kicks and jabs -- to change the town and Al, forever.
Halitor the Hero
Halitor wants to be a Hero and ride through the world rescuing Princesses and Fair Maidens in distress, but his apprenticeship isn't helped by his tendency to trip over his own feet and drop his sword when he gets excited. So when his master abandons him at an inn in Loria, he resigns himself to life as a kitchen boy. But he's reckoned without Melly, the young kitchen wench. She wants his help finding her father, and she won't quit until she has it. Soon Halitor is in over his head, but what he learns along the way is a lot more than just how to be a Hero, and he'll never forget it. This fun fantasy adventure has plenty of excitement, and plenty of humor to keep kids turning pages.
God Rest Ye, Royal Gentlemen
Georgie is back and hanging the stockings with care when a murder interrupts her Christmas cheer in this all-new installment in the New York Times bestselling Royal Spyness series from Rhys Bowen. Georgie is excited for her first Christmas as a married woman in her lovely new home. She suggests to her dashing husband, Darcy, that they have a little house party, but when Darcy receives a letter from his aunt Ermintrude, there is an abrupt change in plans. She has moved to a house on the edge of the Sandringham estate, near the royal family, and wants to invite Darcy and his new bride for Christmas. Aunt Ermintrude hints that the queen would like Georgie nearby. Georgie had not known that Aunt...
Return to Skunk Corners
The Ninja Librarian, Book TwoWhen Big Al wakes up one morning and finds the Ninja Librarian has left town, everything seems to go wrong. And just about the time she's thinking maybe the town can cope after all, he comes back. After that, it's business as usual in Skunk Corners: bad guys, irritated skunks, and crises big and small that require the Librarian's unique brand of outside-the-box thinking and direct action.
The Problem of Peggy
The Ninja Librarian's back in town, school's out, and all's right with the world...or is it? Big Al may be looking forward to spending her time swimming in the creek and wandering the hills, but Peggy's looking forward to a life of drudgery. If Al can't find a way to sway her pa, the brightest kid in Skunk Corners is going to take drastic action.With a mystery from the past haunting one of the houses and creating the biggest threat yet to the town, Big Al's going to be kept busy this summer, and not just with practicing her moves for the Ninja Librarian.
