Books with author Kit Michaels

INSIDE THE BOOK THE BOOK THERE ARE SECRETS TO HEAR AND RECOGNIZE THE VOICE OF GOD.THE KEYS TO RECOGNIZE THE VOICE OF GODHOW CAN WE RECOGNIZE THE VOICE OF GOD?OUR CONSCIENCEKEYS TO HEAR GODYOUR CONSCIENCE IS THE VOICE OF GODANYONE WHO BELONG TO GOD HEARING GOD'S VOICE IS YOUR PORTIONPURE CONSCIENCE HEARS GOD’S VOICE INSTEAD OF CONDEMNATION DO NOT SEAR YOUR CONSCIENCEEXERCISE A CLEAR CONSCIENCETHE BLOOD CLEANSES OUR CONSCIENCE

This is the first book in The Abigale Chronicles Series of chapter books for young readers.Abigale Fontenot is a 12 year old girl living in West Bluff, Louisiana, who believes she is perfectly ordinary.When she's threatened by a bully on her way to school one day, what happens causes Abigale to begin a new journey. She has to ask herself, "Is it real or is it all just a dream?"As Abigale learns in Book One, things are rarely exactly as they seem. Friendships are formed with unlikely people: a wizened old woman and Abigale's arch nemesis, Emmett, and with their help Abigale learns she is far from ordinary.

This is the second book in The Abigale Chronicles Series of chapter books for young readers.Twelve-year-old Abigale Fontenot is struggling to figure out whether her adventures are real or imagined.After an adventure with Amazonian women in book one, Abigale and Emmett have formed a bond through mutual trust and secrets, but Kristy has turned against Abigale because of it.Now, Abigale again finds herself in a precarious situation with a city full of talking cats. Emmett is once more by her side as she faces down a vicious cat queen in an attempt to avoid certain death and restore the leadership of the city to its rightful owner.Will they succeed, or will they be roasted alive? What will happen when Kristy overhears the discussions about the adventures with Ada?

This is the third book in The Abigale Chronicles Series of chapter books for young readers.Abigale Fontenot is turning thirteen. Just when she thinks her birthday couldn't possibly get any worse, a new adventure takes hold.Abigale and Emmett are whisked away to a world of fantasy where knights, dragons, and princesses are the order of the day. Abigale is kidnapped by an evil prince in a nearby kingdom, and it's up to Emmett to rescue her. But Abigale finds that escape is not the most important thing; restoring the evil prince's kindness that has been locked away in a magical book by a wicked sorceress must come first. While Emmett is trying to rescue Abigale, she is trying to free the prince from his curse.Will she succeed in her quest before the evil prince kills Emmett, or will she fail and lose her new best friend? Will death matter if the whole thing is a dream, or are the adventures real and truly dangerous?

Your most dangerous enemy is closer than you think.Bud, Ivy, Maeve, and Bert's head venture to Vatican City, Italy to the headquarters of The Order of St. Michael, among the beautiful artwork, benevolent basilicas, and mysterious passageways. Peculiar disappearances of workers whose task is to restore the Colosseum for the opening ceremony of the World Games do little to make Bud and the gang's trip a pleasant one. In fact, the only force standing between the citizens of Rome and an invisible threat is The Order of St. Michael.The Phantom lurks in the archways, thrives in the catacombs, and hunts for you. Hidden family histories will be revealed. Destinies will be fulfilled.The Phantom of the Catacombs is here. Are you ready?***FIVE STARS*** With mysteries upon mysteries and solid character growth from start to finish, this is overall another truly exhilarating and commendable installment from Michaels for the Bud Hutchins Supernatural Thrillers series.- Lit Emri for Readers' Favorite***FIVE STARS*** Phantom of the Catacombs is an excellent continuation of the Bud Hutchins Supernatural Thrillers Series. - Peggy Jo Wipf for Readers' Favorite***FIVE STARS*** Phantom of the Catacombs by JB Michaels is a fascinating read that fans of fantasy will love. - Edith Wairimu

The Marvel Universe. The Wizarding World. The Magic Kingdom. Here is something new, something different…An incredible world in miniature awaits. Discover one of the best young adult fantasy series of our time…the Tannenbaum Tailors and the Fairy Fleet battle the evil Spiritless elves, protect mankind’s most cherished traditions, and stand ready to face any and all future threats to their world and ours. ***READERS' FAVORITE GOLD MEDAL WINNER******READERS' FAVORITE BRONZE MEDAL WINNER******NATIONAL INDIE EXCELLENCE AWARD FINALIST******FIVE STARS*** "Michaels is beyond imaginative; he takes the reader into a realm of marvel and wonder. The story is spunky, witty, humorous and filled with endless action."- Cheryl Rodriguez"A lively tale whose highly skilled, pint-sized heroes provide endless fun."- Kirkus Reviews"Wow is about all I can say. Suspense, magic , anything you want. Just an amazing collection of books, that keeps your interest until you've finished every last page." - Jackie, Goodreads Reviewer"The first book is soft snow gently falling, whereas this book is like a blinding blizzard, with problems galore and holding your breath action."- Emmy, Goodreads Reviewer "FIVE STARS: JB Michaels integrates sibling rivalry, traitors trying to get sympathy votes, and a host of other colorful personalities, combined with a flawless writing style that captures all of the thrilling suspense that you would expect from a box office smash." - Stephen Fisher for Readers' Favorite

It's the end of the world as we know it. Trixie Collins is a normal teen making her way through high school. One night at a party, a boy comes on to her and won't take no for an answer. As she jerks her arm away, his fingernails cut into her skin. When she finds her dog's mutilated body and realizes she's to blame, she starts to think maybe the zombie apocalypse they've been screaming about on the news isn't a hoax after all. Worse, she begins to think maybe she's one of the infected. Now it's a fight for life as she joins together with her brethren to stop the humans intent on destroying them. Are zombies all bad, or is it just a huge misunderstanding?