May
22
This is a true story about my trip down Solar Lane. Solar is not this country’s salvation and it is not for everybody. It would have cost us $100,000 to bring electricity to our property line. We decided to go green (now that is a no-brainer). This short story talks about what we have, what it will run, and the cost.
Check out this story, if you have been thinking of going with solar and wind.
May
22
Billy Cooper’s seventh grade class has been given a last minute, weekend assignment. They must all draw a piece of paper out of a box and do an oral book report on the person or event that was drawn. Billy draws the name, William Tel, whoever that is.
He has a full weekend planned, but figures he will do a ten minute search and will be able to skate through the assignment, still having plenty of time for his busy weekend.
His outlook changes when he finds himself in the fourteenth century, standing in front of William Tell’s house.
May
22
Ten-year old Andy Thompson disobeys his mother and sneaks into the basement of an old abandoned house that’s due for demolition. He stumbles upon a mysterious box under an old cabinet. And his troubles begin when he looks inside.
The Crew brothers, twelve-year old Jason, and ten-year old Danny, also find their way to the basement. New to town, Jason has established himself as the school bully. A struggle ensues between Andy and Jason, and the bully ends up as a toad.
Somehow, the boys must reverse the magical spell. And that means hiking up the dread mountain: fast pace, fast action and some scary turns and surprises on the way! The lives of all three boys seem destined to change forever, if they survive…
May
22
Twelve-year old Pam Simpson gets dumped on when her mother is called into work. She must cancel her plans for the mall to babysit her younger brother and his friend and take them to the public pool. To make matters worse her cousin, Candy, is also coming over for the day. She doesn’t even like Candy! Much to Candy’s dismay, transportation to the pool is on inner tubes, floating down the canal. One thing leads to another and it is Pam who, once again, must save the day. When things couldn’t seem worse, the day takes a drastic turn for the better and it is Candy, and the float down the canal, that makes this the best day of Pam’s life!
May
14
I have been writing – seriously – for about two years now. I love writing for the MG/tween age group. You never know what will come out of their mouths. Sarcasm and humor is ever-present with these kids!
Hike Up Devil’s Mountain was my first story that was picked up by Solstice Publishing. It’s a novella about 3 kids who find themselves in a world of trouble and their only hope lives on Devil’s Mountain. This story comes in eBook and print.
Billy Cooper’s Awesome Nightmare was picked up by MuseItUp Publishing. What happens when a seventh grader from 2012, meets a historical legend from the 14th Century. Lots of adventure and surprises. This story is only in eBook form.
A Float Down the Canal is about a seventh grade girl who is the underdog in this story. Her worst day ever becomes a day she will never forget and it all starts with A Float Down the Canal! This story is only in eBook form.
Solar – One Family’s Reality is my only non-fiction story. It’s our own story of our trip down Solar Lane and the adjustments that we have had to make to be green! This story is only in eBook form.