Best Selling Books by Willo Davis Roberts

Sure that their father will be more understanding than their grandmother, who is in charge of them while their mother is away, Vickie and Joanie take a bus a thousand miles, only to find that their father is not in his apartment. What does the blood on the windowsill mean? As the girls try to solve the mystery, they find themselves in the middle of a plot to capture a desperate criminal.

Orphaned and penniless, Winsome Rebel cam to New York with a brave heart and a tender hope. What unfolds is the ultimate story of love and desire. Willo Davis Roberts delivers another breathtaking romance in My Rebel, My Love, the story of Winsome Rebel, a spirited beauty searching for an aunt and uncle she had never met...only to find someone else.

When Caroline''s brothers head West to find gold in California, she disguises herself as a boy and follows, but along the way she meets Dan Riddle and falls in love.

Upset that his parents do not seem to pay any attention to him or care about him, eleven-year-old David becomes even more worried when they deposit him for the summer with a grandmother he hardly knows so that they can go about their own busy lives.

Leave the lights on. Close the closet door. And check under the bed. Then be prepared stay up late reading four spine-tingling mysteries from Edgar Award–winning author Willo Davis Roberts. This chilling boxed set includes: The View from the Cherry Tree Megan’s Island Hostage Scared Stiff

No one believes eleven-year-old Joey, who has a reputation for telling tall tales, when he claims to have witnessed the kidnapping of the class bully outside their expensive New York City private school.

When Brooke and her younger brother begin to suspect that the elderly woman, Miss Tansy, is being kept prisoner in her own home, they decide to investigate.

An innocent month in the country caring for an estate turns into a nightmare for Lisa, her brothers Sam and Mickey, her pal Jill, and Sam''s friend Beau, when a fire breaks out and strange sounds haunt their nights.

Banished from their Nova Scotia home by the ruling English, a young newlywed couple, Soleil and Remie Michaud vow to return

Jane Madison''s inheritance--a large Victorian house--becomes a death trap as one by one its occupants are murdered, and Jane herself becomes the next likely victim

Sixteen-year-old Maggie Keating can not accept the shame her father brings to her mother by taking a mistress until, one night, she herself discovers the power of passion

In her final novel, Roberts tells the story of a young girl, still mourning the death of her twin sister, who meets two boys on the run from men who wish to do them harm. The boys turn to her for help, but how can she help them when she can barely take care of herself?

Eddie, an orphan, hopes the puppy he finds in the orphanage is a fairy godpuppy that will bring him a family and a real home.

Overview: Lewis and Alison''s vacation should be lots of fun. Driving to Yellowstone in a motor home, seeing all the fantastic sights, getting to know their new neighbors - the trip should be a blast. It turns out to be anything but. First they discover their hosts, the Rupes, have no interest in nutrition, manners, or their own children. Even worse, two strange men seem to be following them. Could they have something to do with the one-hundred-dollar bills little Billy Rupe keeps finding in the motor home? Lewis is afraid the answer is yes - and he should be.

What they thought would be a dream vacation turns into a nightmare for twelve-year-old Lewis and his twin sister Alison, when they accompany their irresponsible new neighbors on a trip to Yellowstone Park and are chased by two mysterious men.