Books with author Colleen L. Reece

Seven days makes a week, but in the words of Juli Scott, "Six days of my life would make anyone weak." Juli's policeman father goes missing on Monday Her best friend, Irish-born Shannon Riley, vanishes on Tuesday Someone in her church youth group unknowingly observes something strange on Wednesday Aided and abetted by boyfriend/ fellow P.I. Dave Gilmore, Juli and her friends from Hillcrest High School in Bellingham, Washington tackle a series of mysteries head-on . . . mysteries that will require their best efforts and the help of God to solve. Fans of Nancy Drew and Scooby Doo will love these stories

When Juli Scott and her friends are subpoenaed to appear in court as witnesses in a bank robbery case, Juli sees it as nothing more than good experience for the mystery books she plans to write. Wrong. Dave Gilmore, her pro tem boyfriend says, “Piece of cake. We’re on the witness stand for maybe two minutes, answer a couple of questions, and we’re out of there.” Wrong. Juli’s best friend, Shannon Riley, fears what she calls, “Trials and revelations,” with good reason. What should be a simple court appearance turns ugly. Doing the right thing brings startling revelations—and makes Juli and her friends the target of an unknown enemy seeking revenge.Mystery fans of all ages will love this series of fun, whodunnits with Juli and her high school friends. If you love Nancy Drew and Scooby Do, these are the books for you.

JULI SCOTT, SUPER SLEUTH, IS BACK!Bellingham, Washington's answer to Nancy Drew, and her mystery-solving friends from the Mysterious Monday through Saturday Scare series, return to confront their most baffling case. Juli, her best friend Shannon, boyfriend Dave, and the rest of the Lunch Bunch must expose the Sunday Suspicion surrounding their beloved high school principal as vicious lies. Accused of misconduct, overwhelmed by what appears to be incontrovertible evidence of wrong-doing, Mr. S. Miles, AKA "Mr. Smiles," is placed on temporary suspension. Can the sleuthing skills developed while ferreting out clues and resolving previous mysteries be enough to track down whoever is behind the accusations and help save the dedicated principal's career? Will God once again help the faithful friends in their quest for truth and justice?Sunday Suspicion is the long-awaited, multi-requested finale to the highly-praised Juli Scott Mystery series.Award-winning Colleen L. Reece, 160+ books, six million copies sold, loves writing family-oriented fiction.

Stories to Inspire and Entertain Colleen L. Reece, Author of 150+ published books (six million copies) has also sold over 1500 short stories and articles to secular and Christian magazines and take-home papers, many several times. Designed to touch readers' hearts and bring a wealth of smiles and some tears, Colleen’s Classics Book 1 offers 36 time-tested true stories, fiction, and faction (based on real incidents with names and/or place names changed).Colleen’s Classics Book 2: More Treasured Tales for the Young and Young at Heart follows.n real incidents with names and/or place names changed).

Seven days makes a week, but in the words of Juli Scott, "Six days of my life would make anyone weak."Being summoned as witnesses in court leads to a multitude of trials on ThursdayEnemies, old and new, appear on board a ferryboat sailing up the Inside PassageDanger for the youth group lurks on Mount Rainier's ski slopes on SaturdayAided and abetted by boyfriend/ fellow P.I. Dave Gilmore, Juli and her friends from Hillcrest High School in Bellingham, Washington tackle a series of mysteries head-on . . . mysteries that will require their best efforts and the help of God to solve.Fans of Nancy Drew and Scooby Doo will love these stories

Jack jerked up in bed. There they were again— low, sobbing cries, the saddest sounds he’d ever heard. Jack knew what they were. Cougars cried that way. How much use was his frail canvas tent if a cougar didn’t play by the rules?Jack’s fear of the dark, of being alone, of growing up—these emotions possessed him, made him behave irrationally, and act irresponsible.He knew what was right. Could he cope with his feelings enough to do what was right?Why couldn’t he live up to people’s expectations?Would his faith help him conquer this battle with himself?

“This was supposed to be such a special summer. I’ll be fifteen on the Fourth of July, and my friends already told me they were giving me a real party. Fireworks, and confetti, and everything.” One lone tear of self-pity slipped out. “I’ve tried so hard since we moved from Seattle to be part of the group. Now that the group is getting to like me, I have to go away for the summer. We’d planned to do so many neat things—visit the parks and the science center and that kind of stuff. Now I won’t be here.”“Life is more than confetti.” Dad tried to joke, but Roxy ignored him. It hurt too much to know what she was going to miss. Have you ever been forced to do something you didn’t want to do and then ended up enjoying doing it? That is what this book is about. Juniors will enjoy reading it.