Interred kicks off on a dark, stormy night in backwoods Vermont. When protagonist Baxter glimpses an eighteenth-century teen lurking in her backyard, she questions her own sanity before doubting the space-time continuum. But when her estranged cousin Fred barges into the family's farmhouse, he brings good and bad news. On the plus side, Baxter's psyche remains, for the time being, intact. The bad news?
Winter of Elves is the continuing story of Aly, Emily, and all of their magical friends. Emily and Aly are on winter break from school, but they must continue their training. Additionally, Aly needs to keep her light elf village safe.
Aly is called to the light elf village to figure out why a wolf is lingering outside. She discovers that it is injured, so she brings it to her grandma’s house to help it recover. When she arrives, her grandma and the rest of the group start to question whether the wolf may be a descendant of the mythical wolf Fenrir.
The Prize, takes place in 1777 in Vermont, on the banks of the Champlain River. This historical fiction is depicted in the eyes of a young man, as both he and his family live on the banks of the river near a small settlement. News of the war and ships seen out on the river, happen throughout the book. Battles won or lost by the British find their way to the small settlement’s tavern. Historical events as well as the mood of the men in the settlement are portrayed as they drink and talk together.
Stella Gordon is having a miserable summer in small-town Thunder Basin, Nevada. She’s living with Carmina Songster, a strict retired cop who Stella clashes with repeatedly. She’s had to get a job as a waitress at a greasy diner. She can’t talk to her beloved boyfriend, Reed. She doesn't even know where he is! The root of all Stella’s problems is that her name is not actually Stella Gordon.
The Many Lives of John Stone is a book about 17 year old Stella Park. Stella, or Spark as she likes to be called, lives with her mom in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, England.
When a panicked Ethan opens his mouth, it’s not him that does the talking. Sometimes his other voice, the one that knows things Ethan never could, does what he wants, getting him out of trouble in the nick of time.
Most of the time, though, it does just the opposite.
Astrid has a best friend named Nicole. They do everything together. Every Friday night Astrid’s mom takes them somewhere different. On this particular Friday Astrid’s mom takes them to a rink. The girls don't know what it is for until all the lights go off except for one.
Then someone standing in the spotlight says welcome to roller derby. Once Astrid sees them play she falls in love with the game. She begs her mom to take her to the junior skate team.
The Fog of Forgetting is a fantasy novel. Chase, his two brothers, and two girls they just met find themselves on a boat in the Atlantic Ocean. When the fog rolls in they are transported to the land of Ayda. Ayda has four distinct territories and habitants of those lands. Each land has a Keeper that protect the land's stone. Dankar is one who came from beyond the fog like Chase and company. He is attempting to obtain all four stones and the mysterious fifth stone that disappeared ages ago. He already has one, and a mastermind plan to get the others.
Quiet eleventh-grader Nora Hadley can’t wait to get out of South Iris High. The daughter of the school’s head of religion, she gets mocked for her faith. Nora’s two friends, reckless Ainslee and sweet Carrie, try to support her, but even they don’t understand the extent of her Catholic parents’ strict rules. Mum and Dad question her every move.
