Dingbat Publishing: 58 books

Secrets, secrets… Christmas secrets, that is! Who decorated the Orson’s Folly City Hall with thousands of lights? Who’s the Secret Santa leaving presents all over town? And who’s sneaking out to the barn at three in the morning fetching even more gifts? Justin McGee might have been...

Dixie Toliver’s living her dream. She’s an apprentice jockey and riding winners for the stable where her father is an assistant trainer. When head trainer Jake gives her the Fraternity ride on Bow Wave, a super two-year-old Thoroughbred colt, she should be over the moon. But Shane, the...

Meet Sarah and her cat, Love. Love’s a good cat, but sometimes he’s a little bit crazy. When Sarah and Love rub up against the neighborhood’s Angry Lady, will the fur fly… or will they make an unlikely new friend?

Christmas is fast approaching and the young zoo animals are excited. All they can talk about are gifts and treats and the fun they’ll have. But Mother Giraffe, Aunt Elephant, and Grandmother Monkey have another, better lesson in mind. Read along with your child as they teach their young ones the true reason for the season!

Eww! Dad lost his toenail, but will not throw it away. He thinks it is just too useful. It’s up to the kids to help him decide what he could do with it. A carrot peeler? An ice scraper? Perhaps a really nasty dip scooper? What other uses are there, and how long will Mom put up with the smelly thing?

Winner of the 2013 Chaucer Award for Historical Fiction (category: World Wars) August 1940 He wasn’t supposed to be on the plane. Now Major Faust is a prisoner of the English and he must escape before they break him. But every time he gets away, a woman is raped and murdered. The English...

For a decade, between the late 1970s and the equally late 1980s, I was honored to publish several brief articles in the excellent equestrian magazine, The Chronicle of the Horse. Their superb editors also accepted, albeit with what reluctance they were too generous to admit, a number of my scribbled...

Born magic. Never warned. Iceas Lachlan thought her biggest problem was getting a date for the high school dance. Her neighbor, Brendan Donovan, captain of the football team and utterly gorgeous, the guy she’s crushed on forever, has suddenly become irritatingly protective and won’t let...

He’d earned it… As punishment for his past deeds, Dougal Lachlan was prepared to spend the rest of his days in prison. But without warning, he wakes up in an unexpected place and time with a new mission. Should he be thankful, or terrified? She didn’t… Mara Hess hasn’t spoken for...

Everyone else has fun in high school, but not Maddie Clevenger, the senior year’s dork. Orphaned and living with her grandmother in the nowhere town of Coal Creek, she keeps her head down, her hair over her eyes, and herself as far away from the cheerleaders as possible… until she bumps into the...

Criminals have known for a long time that it’s not enough to move a victim’s body; the evidence is still there and can still be used in court against them. Only the absolute erasure of the victim from the face of the earth helps a killer escape justice, and so for as long as there have been killers,...

Robert Townley prides himself as an efficient and indispensible valet to Phillip, Duke of Bartlett. But when Robert is coerced into teaching the poor children at the duchess' chapel school, he's out of his element. Thankfully, he has assistance from some of the other servants, including the prickly...

Wrong place, wrong time… right stranger? Julia Temple, the inexperienced, newly elected lieutenant governor of Tennessee, attends a private theater performance at a friend’s request. Partway through, chaos explodes as two busloads of dangerous convicts escape and terrorize the town. Somehow...

Tricia Pilgrim reluctantly agrees to pick up a sort-of cousin she’s never met at a distant bus station and drive him back to Verdeville, Tennessee. She might as well. Everything’s already gone wrong with her mini-vacation weekend, there's an emergency at her job, and things can’t get any worse....