New Releases by David Crossman

Join Freddo and Lucky, two adventurous Shih Tzu puppies, and their curious cat companions, Hazar and Cheeto, in a funny, heartfelt journey that will capture the hearts of animal lovers everywhere! When David, Nicola, and their children Zoe, Noah, and Evie head off on holiday, their beloved pets find themselves at Grandma''s farm for a week. But something doesn''t feel right, and Freddo, Lucky, Hazar, and Cheeto decide they must find their way back home-on their own. Setting off on an incredible 200-mile adventure, the furry friends face thrilling escapades, unexpected friendships, comical mishaps, and touching moments of loyalty and courage. Lost trains, city streets, and stormy nights test their bond, bringing them closer than ever, especially Hazar, the typically reserved cat who learns the true meaning of family. Perfect for readers aged 5 and up, this delightful tale of friendship, bravery, and the irresistible charm of pets discovering the world around them is sure to make you laugh, cry, and cherish the special bond between humans and their animal companions. Inspired by classics like Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey, this story will warm your heart and remind you that home isn''t just a place-it''s wherever your loved ones are. Grab your copy today and embark on an unforgettable journey

This summer, Bean and Ab''s adventures began with a riddle: Where was Minerva Webster buried? Once the town''s richest, most eccentric citizen, there was no trace of her to be found in any of the island''s cemeteries. It soon becomes apparent that somebody doesn''t want them stirring the ashes of the past, and there are secrets some people will do anything to keep.

Twice a year Caitlin conducted a photographic tour of Europe - usually the Rhine region or Tuscany and, invariably, the Dordogne river valley. There was a purely mercenary reason for that, of course - these were places of such outrageous beauty that - providing one remembered to removed the lens cap - it was nearly impossible to take a bad picture, which made Caitlin a great teacher. Happy customers meant good word-of-mouth which, thanks to the internet, meant a harvest of bookings for the next trip.Usually, fellowship flowed with the wine the first night at the Chateau and, once the awkward interval following introductions gave way to the initial peel of laughter, everyone behaved as is they''d fallen among long-lost friends.Not this time. This group was different, and a more mismatched herd of human beings she couldn''t imagine. This became evident the first night at dinner, when, having left the table, Jeremy Farthing grinned evilly, and closed the door quietly behind him.Mrs. Wagner sniffed. "Did anyone notice if that man cast a reflection when he walked by the mirror?""I''d lock the door on him," said Mrs. Griffeths, "if those girls weren''t still out there somewhere. If this were a murder mystery," she added, "that man would be found full of cutlery in the morning, with a house full of happy suspects." She scooped a vengeful spoonful of raspberries. "I don''t suppose that''s very nice of me, is it?"Mr. Piper seemed about to say something, but instead just smiled.

In a tale overflowing with adventure, teens Bean Carver and Abigail Peterson-and a Middle Eastern princess summering on their island—pull off narrow escapes by boat, ultralight, and mini-submarine. Bizarre occurrences indicate that the legends surrounding nearby Burial Island-site of a tragedy during the French and Indian Wars-might not be merely folktales. Bean and Ab solve a baffling mystery, plus get some clues about the importance of loyalty and friendship.

Bean and Ab are expecting to spend a normal, fun summer together on the Main island where Bean lives. Things quickly become exciting however, when Ab tells Bean that the Moses Webster House, the boarding house where she is staying with her parents, is haunted. What follows is a set of entertaining adventures as the two search for a buried treasure. But first they must find the secret tunnel connecting the Moses Webster House to the spooky Winthrop House, get past the sinister Maud Valliers, and dodge Bean''s nasty Cousin, Monty. A series of frightening and dangerous missteps leads them to a bizarre treasure - and even darker secrets. In the process they become heroes in their close-knit island community.