London. 1801. Love across the class divide.Georgina Hartley has risen from humble rural beginnings to become a celebrated opera singer and courtesan. Determined and independent, she gave up her dreams of romance many years ago to focus on securing a nest egg for her dotage.Edgar, Earl of Weatherby, leads his family with rigid resolve. Duty is everything to him and his place in the ton comes a close second. He knows he must marry a suitable high society brid...

Contained within this book is dark, disturbing, and will invoke a sense of terror while sending a shiver down your spine - leaving you to question exactly what that scratching, creaking, and thudding noise you just heard really was? Are you alone in the house? Or is there some sinister force at work here? Either way, you are sure to be left with a feeling of fear, trepidation, and dread! So the challenge has now been set for you - do you dare to read through these scary HORROR STORIES whil...

Magic. Manners. Mayhem. And a love that just might make history.When twenty-something witch Ava Penrose heads to the English countryside for a spellwork ritual, the last thing she expects is to wake up in 1816.Enter Lord Ashendon, the infuriatingly handsome earl who is maddeningly proper, and far too clever for his own good. He’s suspicious of Ava’s strange ways but even more intrigued by her.Ava has one goal: get back to her own time. That means no...

England. 1799. Marrying the cold-hearted duke is essential if she is to save her reputation.Lady Belinda Weatherby is an innocent debutante in her first season on the marriage mart. An unfortunate chance encounter in a maze during a ball puts her in a precarious situation. She must wed the most feared man of the ton or she will be ruined. Forever.Her new husband is Alexander, Duke of Faversham. Dreaded on the ton as the cold-hearted duke, he has worked hard...

The Big Field Trip is a heartwarming adventure about diversity, kindness, and discovery as a group of young students journeys through a multicultural festival. They explore and celebrate the beauty of the world through storytelling, games, dance, art, music, food, and connection. Each chapter immerses them in a unique experience that broadens their understanding of inclusion, respect, and unity. Designed for readers ages 5-10, this story invites children to appreciate different cu...

It happened on March 29, 1848. The people of the town of Niagara Falls awoke to a near deafening silence.The silence wasn't complete. They could hear a few birds twittering in the trees overhead. There were a few dogs barking. But otherwise there was silence.This was strange because the people of Niagara Falls lived their entire lives with the roar of the falls. It was the background for everything they did. In fact, for most of them, it was their livelihood.But on thi...

Finding The Rainbow Over Land And Sea is the third book in our Land And Sea (with Lane and Shelby) series.In this picture book, Lane and Shelby will be introduced and they are the main characters. It all started when Lane and Shelby wake up and find out that the rainbow is gone. They search over land and sea and find one color of the rainbow at a time in a different location. In the end, when all seven colors are collected, the rainbow comes back and everyone is happy especially La...

Smelly bunks! Attacking mosquitoes! Impossible arts and crafts, oh my! Bestselling team and authorities on all things seriously silly Alan Katz and David Catrow hike their hilarity out to summer camp to transform another set of familiar tunes into wildly funny songs for kids and counselors to croon. With song parodies such as “This Whole Bunk Is Very Cluttered” (to the tune of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic”), “Somebody Send Me Home Now!” (to the tune of “Skip to My Lou”), and “Trying Ou...

What if you woke up one day to discover that everyone else had vanished?That's exactly what happens to Marissa and Paul, two teenagers in New York City. As they work together to make a new life for themselves, they can only hope to discover...love at the end of the world.

James Root was a train engineer. He drove engine 69. He thought of her as "his girl". Jim loved that train.One day in September 1894 he almost lost her.He was working for the St. Paul and Duluth railroad. It was his job to run the train through the big woods of Minnesota.That September day he stopped in Duluth. The air was smoky.Jim climbed into the wooden cab of old 69. Jack McGowan climbed on. He would be the fireman for the trip."There must be a big fi...

This book contains just a sampling of the many adventures of a very special rescue cat named Young, whoas the result of an accidentlost one of her front paws as a kitten. Its never slowed her down, and her adventures reinforce perseverance, along with providing the reader with important life lessons such as learning, reading, compassion, and diversity.

Shirley Webb, was born in England and moved with her husband and two sons to Rochester NY in 1993. It was her grandchildren that inspired her to write these stories, they are based on true events or something they said or saw. It is with her familys encouragement that she has decided to publish them.