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Books with author Laura Smyth

  • Adventures in the U.P.

    Laura Smyth

    Paperback (Thimbleberry Press, LLC, Oct. 3, 2013)
    Set in the scenic Upper Peninsula of Michigan, these stories are designed to educate as well as entertain. If you have a young dog lover on your gift list, this is the book for you.
  • Made for Mercy

    Lauren Smyth

    Paperback (Emerald House Group, Incorporated, April 9, 2020)
    Barely out of their teens and trained as assassins, Rigel members are taught that the Kalideyes are evil and must be destroyed.Makise—now named Maru—and her team fight against all odds during their training within the Rigel organization to rid her country of the dreaded and mysterious “people” called Kalideyes. Facing horrors, nightmares, depression, and injuries, how many will survive? As Maru prepares for her first mission, she realizes that relying on herself in times of crisis isn’t enough, but her teammates are as broken as she is. When she is forced to fight for her life, who will be there to save her?It won’t be long before Maru learns the truth behind the enemy and an even bigger truth, but are these enough to lead her to safety?
  • Angry: She was screaming to be heard….

    Laura L. Smith

    eBook (Birch House Press, Dec. 3, 2014)
    Originally published in 2010.Who do you blame when your world comes crashing down?Watching her parents go through a divorce has turned Emma's life into a tailspin. She's angry at everyone around her. She's angry at her siblings because she's always stuck baby-sitting them, her parents for ruining her life, and herself for not measuring up to anyone's standards. Will she turn her torment over to God and put her trust in Him before it's too late?
  • Stories of the Night

    Lauren Smyth

    Paperback (Emerald House Group, Incorporated, June 3, 2019)
    Alisen, a teenage girl, is routinely awakened by the same terrifying dream. The nightmare gets more detailed and longer every night, but the terror remains the same. She tries to dismiss it as something she ate, or maybe a book she read, but then she meets Kale.Kale is having the same nightmares.Believing there must be a deeper meaning, Alisen and Kale delve into politics and biblical prophecy. Together, they discover that everything in their dreams has a counterpart in real life, which leads them to believe that something terrible is coming. Is there any way avoid this catastrophe and save thousands of lives? Or will their worst dreams come true? They must choose whether to turn to God or to each other to save them from the very end of the world.Stories of the Night combines political intrigue, biblical prophecy, and military adventure into a suspenseful story that leaves the reader with the choice of where to place their ultimate hope.
  • Made for Mercy

    Lauren Smyth

    eBook (Ambassador International, April 10, 2020)
    Barely out of their teens and trained as assassins, Rigel members are taught that the Kalideyes are evil and must be destroyed.Makise—now named Maru—and her team fight against all odds during their training within the Rigel organization to rid her country of the dreaded and mysterious “people” called Kalideyes. Facing horrors, nightmares, depression, and injuries, how many will survive? As Maru prepares for her first mission, she realizes that relying on herself in times of crisis isn’t enough, but her teammates are as broken as she is. When she is forced to fight for her life, who will be there to save her?It won’t be long before Maru learns the truth behind the enemy and an even bigger truth, but are these enough to lead her to safety?
  • Stories of the Night

    Lauren Smyth

    eBook (Ambassador International, July 1, 2019)
    Alisen, a teenage girl, is routinely awakened by the same terrifying dream. The nightmare gets more detailed and longer every night, but the terror remains the same. She tries to dismiss it as something she ate, or maybe a book she read, but then she meets Kale.Kale is having the same nightmares.Believing there must be a deeper meaning, Alisen and Kale delve into politics and biblical prophecy. Together, they discover that everything in their dreams has a counterpart in real life, which leads them to believe that something terrible is coming. Is there any way avoid this catastrophe and save thousands of lives? Or will their worst dreams come true? They must choose whether to turn to God or to each other to save them from the very end of the world.Stories of the Night combines political intrigue, biblical prophecy, and military adventure into a suspenseful story that leaves the reader with the choice of where to place their ultimate hope.
  • An Island Adventure

    Laura Smith

    language (, Dec. 27, 2014)
    This short story begins an adventure series inspired by Treasure Island and Robinson Crusoe among other shipwreck tales. When a young sailor wakes to find his ship entering a ferocious storm, he has no idea that a series of events will soon lead him to the fabled Angel Island, where he will need to explore, survive and discover who he is and who he can become. Subject to readers' interest in this short snippet the rest of the series will hopefully follow!
  • The Stable House

    Laura Smith

    language (, Feb. 19, 2016)
    It’s 1995, and 11-year-old Heidi Williams has just settled into her new routine as a junior high student when her house catches on fire, leaving her homeless along with her parents and adopted brother, Danny. After the fire, Heidi’s father finds them a temporary house to live in while theirs is being rebuilt. There she meets Dorothy and Stacey, two seventh grade girls who help her readjust to being away from her elderly neighbor and friend, Violet, and growing apart from Danny. Together, they take the bus to the mall, roam the neighborhood on Halloween, take on babysitting jobs, go to a school dance, and help Heidi pursue an older boy who might like her. By the time she moves back home, Heidi is a little wiser and more grown up. The fire becomes the best thing that could have ever happened to her.
  • Skinny: A Novel

    Laura L. Smith

    Paperback (Think, Sept. 30, 2008)
    Teenager Melissa Rollins has got the eye of the cute new guy in school. The one thing Melissa doesn’t have is a perfect body. Strict dieting and throwing up can’t be all bad, can they?
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  • Pink Kitty's Friendly Tales

    Laura Smith

    language (Laura Lea Smith, May 2, 2016)
    Hello there! My name is Pink Kitty I am so happy to meet you! Let me ask you... Have you ever met a bird raised by a mouse who gardens and builds houses? Or how about a mouse who has a recording studio in a house built by her older brother? Bet you don’t know any famous rock star cats? Or how about a cat who is a famous photographer? And did you know that the cats in Kitty town don’t hunt for and eat birds or fish. Sound interesting? Well then come along and join me, Pink Kitty, as I introduce you to my family and friends who all live in the ecologically, friendly, and fun Kitty Town—where everyone loves, respects, and accepts everybody and every thing. So come on in and let’s go for a walk! Meow!
  • The Castle Park Kids

    Laura Smith

    language (, Feb. 20, 2016)
    Jamie and her family have just moved into their new house on a horseshoe-shaped street surrounding a playground. There is a lot to get used to at first. Her brother, Luke, has nightmares. Her sister, Becky, acts like a baby, and all three of them miss their grandparents whose house they had lived in until now. While Jamie’s dad is at work and her mom works from home, Jamie is in charge of her brother and sister for the summer. At the playground, they are introduced to all of the neighborhood kids. Together, they teach each other their favorite games, make up new ones, go on many adventures, and end up having the best summer ever.
  • The Castle Park Kids

    Laura Smith

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Oct. 3, 2014)
    Jamie and her family have just moved into their new house on a horseshoe-shaped street surrounding a playground. There is a lot to get used to at first. Her brother, Luke, has nightmares. Her sister, Becky, acts like a baby, and all three of them miss their grandparents whose house they had lived in until now. While Jamie’s dad is at work and her mom works from home, Jamie is in charge of her brother and sister for the summer. At the playground, they are introduced to all of the neighborhood kids. Together, they teach each other their favorite games, make up new ones, go on many adventures, and end up having the best summer ever.
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