Books with author Laura Pauling

Can one decision change the past? Jack Brodie has a sixth sense that someone has been watching him. Following him. One night he travels back in time to one of the world’s largest art heists, the Gardner Museum Heist. Why that one moment in time? And what does it mean for Jack? When he returns, his world is different. His best friend is rougher, meaner. His dad hasn’t been around in years. And then there’s Jetta. The girl who took over his heart the moment she stepped into his life. No one is safe. Each time Jack goes back to the heist to fix his mistakes, he returns to face the fallout. Disaster strikes in the present until Jack must make a choice. His family and his own happiness. Or the girl he loves. Except, he learns that his sixth sense was right. Someone has been watching him and wants him dead.

Prom is over, graduation is nearing, and Cassidy decides her summer will be all about Zeke. Even with her new truth telling vow firmly in place, that doesn’t stop the heap of trouble heading her way as Jasper and Michael compete for her affections. Right when she has dealt with that problem though, others arise. Zeke’s past comes back to haunt him, and Jasper’s cold indifference puts a chill on summer loving. When all of this threatens her blossoming relationship with Zeke, Cassidy picks up the figurative sword once again and fights back.

Convinced that her grandfather, Zeb, needs help, twelve-year-old Bianca persuades her family to fly to the Mayan ruins of Tikal on a search and rescue mission. Impatient, she and her brainy cousin, Melvin, sneak out in the middle of the night and follow clues to the ancient city of Etza, where the people haven't aged in 2,000 years. The cousins face loin-cloth wearing skeletons from the underworld, a backstabbing princess, and an ancient prophecy-one that says in three days the city will be destroyed. Except Zeb does not want to be rescued and the fact that a crazy king wants to serve Bianca up to the gods as an appetizer, is just a minor technicality.