Books with author Joe Frazier

During the time of writing the book I wanted children to see how important it is to have a servants heart, also that there will be struggles we will encounter, but never give up and always follow the truth of your adventure. I want parents to get excited about how they can get involved in making it happen. The characters in this book are my pride and joy my children and grandchildren along with some of my family members. The book was really fun to write , but the message is a call to everyone . So my prayer is this, in reading this book to all children it will help you fine your servants heart. as you led them in finding theirs

J. C. goes way, way, way undercover! Imagine being forced to visit the lord of the Underworld and watch him at work! That’s just what happens to J. C. van Winkler when she tries to save her cousin Jacob from being hit by a car. Both are transported to the Underworld, where J. C. encounters pure evil in the form of Wicker, the ruler of darkness…and truth in the form of King Arthur. The Netherworld is the pits, but Wicker has plans to keep J. C. underground…forever. Glimpse of the Netherworld may be J. C.’s most exciting voyage yet!

J. C. van Winkler and Smitty the Ghost hop on the Laser Express for another adventure. The duo race in time from one disaster to another saving those who will change the world's destiny. Their stops include Pompeii for a little lava flow, Italy for a cup of Black Death, London where things really heat up and a quick shake-up in San Francisco. Final stop: New Year City: September 11, 2001.

In the small Dutch village of Urk, Holland, murder is unbelievable-three murders are inconceivable. Two young American schoolteachers-Dane Jansen and Jenae Christianson-travel abroad for the summer. Dane is in search of information about her Dutch birth mother with only one clue to assist her-a Dutch birth token, which gives an inkling as to her past identity. Hoping to travel the continent during their summer vacation, the two young ladies start their expedition in Holland, and because of a turn of events, they decide to stay and work in that beautiful country full of tulips, windmills, and wooden shoes. Thinking that they can travel to other fascinating European cities during the weekends, their plans are soon severed. As the plot thickens, the two become hopelessly entangled in a web of enigmatic mysteries and murders, spinning suspense throughout the novel.

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