Books with author Glenn Haggerty

“I’d never seen a dead body before, but I was pretty sure the guy in the car trunk was dead.”Middle school's tough, and Tyler Higgins just wants to hang with the cool kids. But Dustin’s idea of quality entertainment is spying on parked cars on Lover’s Lane. When two creeps show up with a body, Tyler doesn’t want to stick around. Then again, he might not have much choice.

“There they are.” Chase’s voice rolled up the slope. Even hollering his voice sounded flat and lifeless, like someone had drilled a hole in his body and his soul had leaked out.Drugs infiltrate Tyler HIggins’ middle school turning ordinary kids into brain dead druggies. When his friend is infected, Tyler decides to cut the small town drug flow by ratting out the dealer before it’s too late. Shadowing drug runners is risky business. A bowhunter has already disappeared, and Tyler’s true adversary remains veiled. After his first spying mission misfires, Audrey, his classmate, volunteers to help, but Tyler can’t imagine where this mission will lead. Everything goes sideways, but he doggedly follows the twisting trails, risking his friendships and his own neck. In the end, he isn’t sure who he can trust or if he can rescue anyone—including himself.Book 3 in the Intense Series, Chase continues the adventures of Tyler Higgins.

“The man rotated a huge hand, and the blade glinted in the moonlight. ‘If I catch you out here again at night, I’ll kill you. See? I’ll slit your belly and feed your guts to the fish.’ The gleaming blade flicked toward the river.” Deep in the woods a ruined house conceals two high tech criminals. When Tyler stumbles on their secret, life is about to get complicated. The criminals target Tyler’s new friend, now he must choose between loyalty and fear, hope and despair, and doing the right thing or doing nothing at all.

“I’d never seen a dead body before, but I was pretty sure the guy in the car trunk was dead.”Middle school's tough, and Tyler Higgins just wants to hang with the cool kids. But Dustin’s idea of quality entertainment is spying on parked cars on Lover’s Lane. When two creeps show up with a body, Tyler doesn’t want to stick around. Then again, he might not have much choice.

In the novel, Run, thirteen-year-old Tyler Higgins goes from unhealthy friendships to no friendships to finally fitting in. This companion study explores where Tyler went wrong, where he went right, and how teens and preteens can develop real relationships. It also delves deeply into the issue of bullying which continues to trouble kids and teens. Because of the complexities of bullying, three sessions are devoted to this subject, including, Ten Biblical Tips for Dealing with Bullies, and why no one deserves to be disrespected.

“The man rotated a huge hand, and the blade glinted in the moonlight. ‘If I catch you out here again at night, I’ll kill you. See? I’ll slit your belly and feed your guts to the fish.’ The gleaming blade flicked toward the river.” Deep in the woods a ruined house conceals two high tech criminals. When Tyler stumbles on their secret, life is about to get complicated. The criminals target Tyler’s new friend, now he must choose between loyalty and fear, hope and despair, and doing the right thing or doing nothing at all.

At thirteen, a boy can run from lots of things, but he can’t always hide . . . Awkward newbie, Tyler Higgins, has to navigate the middle school friendship jungle. But how can he focus on friends when a mysterious plumber casing the neighborhood threatens his life? While chasing the cool kids through the woods, he tumbles into a ruined house where a shadowy creeper emerges from the basement. Tyler escapes, but for how long? The gigantic ninja-like goon sniffs him out and threatens to carve him up—along with his family. Tyler finally connects with a rich kid, but a showdown brews. The plumber has a secret and lots of stolen cash—and Tyler’s friend is locked in on the plumber’s hideout. Now Tyler must risk his life or lose his new friend—permanently. RUN by Glenn Haggerty (Intense, Book One)

“There they are.” Chase’s voice rolled up the slope. Even hollering his voice sounded flat and lifeless like someone had drilled a hole in his body, and his soul had leaked out.Drugs infiltrate Tyler HIggins’ middle school turning ordinary kids into brain dead druggies. When his friend is infected, Tyler decides to cut the small town drug flow by ratting out the dealer before it’s too late. Shadowing drug runners is risky business. A bowhunter has already disappeared, and Tyler’s true adversary remains veiled. After his first spying mission misfires, Audrey, his classmate, volunteers to help, but Tyler can’t imagine where this mission will lead. Everything goes sideways, but he doggedly follows the twisting trails, risking his friendships and his own neck. In the end, he isn’t sure who he can trust or if he can rescue anyone—including himself.Book 3 in the Intense Series, Chase continues the adventures of Tyler Higgins.

In the novel, Run, thirteen-year-old Tyler Higgins goes from unhealthy friendships to no friendships to finally fitting in. This companion study explores where Tyler went wrong, where he went right, and how teens and preteens can develop real relationships. It also delves deeply into the issue of bullying which continues to trouble kids and teens. Because of the complexities of bullying, three sessions are devoted to this subject, including, Ten Biblical Tips for Dealing with Bullies, and why no one deserves to be disrespected.

Stuart is a kindergarten age boy who embarks on a series of adventures as he seeks to fulfill God's leading in his life. Stuart, and his best friend, Larry, an often reluctant participant, jump into each adventure with the enthusiasm and the carefree attitude the reader would expect from young boys on a mission. As the parent reads each adventure to their child, Stuart's true commitment to the work of Christ will become clear.

Stuart is a kindergarten age boy who embarks on a series of adventures as he seeks to fulfill God's leading in his life. Stuart, and his best friend, Larry, an often reluctant participant, jump into each adventure with the enthusiasm and the carefree attitude the reader would expect from young boys on a mission. As the parent reads each adventure to their child, Stuart's true commitment to the work of Christ will become clear.