The Mostly Haunted Lighthouse
Wren Finch solved her first case. Now she has to solve one without letting the first go to her head.
Ember and the Lantern Oath
Every firefly of the Emberlight Clan glows green. Ember glows gold.
The Lantern That Ticked Backward
The light did go dark that night. What nobody asked is why.
The Case of the Missing Maze
The lights go out for ninety seconds. When they come back on, a one-of-a-kind puzzle is gone.
Three Weeks to Water
Three weeks to harvest. One broken pump. A six-week wait for the part.
The Sasquatch of Pinewood Falls
Pinewood Falls has one claim to fame: Bigfoot. It says so on the water tower, the diner menus, and the giant fiberglass statue by the highway.
Marshmallow Butt & The Fluffy Big Fellow
Gumble is big. Gumble is fluffy. Gumble is very, very lonely.
Who Is My Neighbor?
In Acorn Hollow, a tall heron asks Jesus, "And who is my neighbor?" — and Jesus answers with the story of the Good Samaritan, with a golden acorn hidden on every page. Book 1 of Acorn Hollow Bible Stories.
The Mostly Haunted Bakery
Write down what is true, not what is scary. When Cobbler's Bakery starts turning its lights on by itself, ten-year-old Wren Finch, who believes in facts, not ghosts, sets out to find the real explanation. Book 1 of The Hollowbrook Files.
Dylan's Rainy Day Plan / Casey's Rainy Day Plan
One book, two stories, flipped. Dylan and Casey are two autistic kids facing the same rainy Saturday and the same changed plan, one who goes quiet and one who gets loud, each finding a way through the big feelings. A shared My Calm-Down Plan page in the middle helps every reader build a plan of their own.