Books with author Lee French

Portland has a mutant cockroach problem.Death didn't solve anything for Claire. Now condemned to an eternity of roaming the Earth as a sixteen-year-old, she has to figure out this whole ghost thing from the other side. Lesson one: memories are power. Lesson two: this sucks.Drew has no idea how to handle the loss of his best--and only--friend. With the questionable guidance and help of the ghost possessing him, he's trying. He's really trying.In this fourth installment of the SPIRIT KNIGHTS series, old friends and new threats force both to confront their pasts. While the Knight's away, though, the bugs will play. Claire and Drew must each find the strength to conquer their fears or Portland won't survive the giant cockroach apocalypse.

Everybody knows girls can't be knights......Nobody told Claire.Can she survive proving them wrong?After 6 difficult years in Portland's foster care system, sixteen-year-old Claire has given up all her dreams. Hope and trust? What are those?But she'll need both.Portland has a ghost problem, and it doesn't care about her issues.Armed with a magical locket, the only thing she has left of her family, will Claire find the strength to accept the help offered by a would-be mentor?You'll love this heartwarming young adult urban fantasy because finding family is best done in strange places.Get it now.

Portland has a dragon problem.Now genuinely a Spirit Knight, sixteen-year-old Claire wants to know everything about the job. Fate dumps a dragon on her and she only has more questions. She knows how much she needs training and wishes she could snap her fingers to learn everything at once.Justin can answer Claire's questions, but between his demanding young daughters, his sarcastic horse, and the recent loss of his own mentor, he'd rather just be a Knight. No one told him adopting an apprentice would devour all his free time and dredge up the past.In this sequel to Girls Can't Be Knights, Claire and Justin face dragons, ghosts, witches, echoes, and memories. Their survival and the fate of Portland may depend on Justin's intellect.They're doomed.

Portland has a witch problem.Claire expects Christmas vacation to deliver an earned respite from thinking, doing, and obeying. She gets to sleep in and play with dragons. Right? Of course not. Ghosts don't care about vacation.Drew wishes magic could finish high school for him. Who cares about calculus or dangling participles when he can crush mutant bugs with his mind? It can't do much more, though, until he gets off his butt and learns how to use it properly.In this fifth and final installment of the SPIRIT KNIGHTS series, Claire and Drew find out what happens when they spend three weeks ignoring the obligations of the power at their command and live a normal life.Spoiler alert: nothing good.

Real superheroes wear denim.All Bobby wanted was a girl to come home to after a hard day of work. Like the last one said before she left, he was going exactly two places - no and where – and he was happy with that. But somebody had other plans for him. A murder. The Terrorist Watch List. For what? Underage drinking? Things couldn't possibly get worse. Right?Oh yes, they could.A lot.He wouldn't believe superheroes were real if he wasn't one himself.Tiny robot dragons send him chasing his humanity and his future, on the trail to discovering his past and a place to call 'home'. If he's lucky, maybe he can get a beer there.

Eighteen-year-old Emma Harper misses her brother. Two years ago, the bad news--MIA--killed a piece of her heart. Her father ignoring her dreams of building spaceships and demanding she become an accountant killed another. Lost and rudderless, Emma drifts through a life she doesn't want with friends who pretend to care.When a bizarre event sends her sailing across the universe, she'll have to decide what matters most to her. Life or death, the universe doesn't care.But does Emma?

Uncertain.Eighteen-year-old Emma Harper knows she has a problem. Now she has to learn to live with it.Learning to eat like a normal person, though, is the least of her worries. When hostile aliens interrupt her attempt to get herself and her Marines home to Earth, she'll have to evade capture and figure out what really matters to her. Who is she? How can she help? What can she even do a zillion light years from everything she's ever known?Five lives hang on the answers, and she doesn't even know where to start.Crawlspace is the sequel to Porcelain in the Harper Revolution series of young adult space opera portal fantasy.

Everybody knows girls can't be knights......Nobody told Claire.Can she survive proving them wrong?After 6 difficult years in Portland's foster care system, sixteen-year-old Claire has given up all her dreams. Hope and trust? What are those?But she'll need both.Portland has a ghost problem, and it doesn't care about her issues.Armed with a magical locket, the only thing she has left of her family, will Claire find the strength to accept the help offered by a would-be mentor?You'll love this heartwarming young adult urban fantasy because finding family is best done in strange places.Get it now.

Eighteen-year-old Emma Harper has a prisoner. The worst lesson ever taught her the hard way to shoot first, and she'll never forget it. Now she gets to try to make him a friend. To use him.At least she has a ton of practice. Her so-called friends used her for years.When she and her Marines discover half of what they've learned about their sector of space is a lie, they'll all have to decide what really matters. Do they want to risk everything for another shot at going home? Or will the truth make them stay and give up the chance to ever return to Earth?

Eighteen-year-old Emma Harper finally thinks she’s doing okay. Probably.She has an alien prisoner, a patient boyfriend, and the best brother ever.Even their sentient spaceship thinks she’s on the right track.When jealousy rears its ugly head, Emma has to decide whether she can handle this whole revolution against space tyranny thing or not.Thousands of lives, some human and some not, hang in the balance.In this fourth installment of the Harper Revolution series, the real battle begins over a distant planet.

Portland has a coven problem.Sixteen-year-old Sophie Harris wishes magic could solve all her problems. It created them, after all. It made her a disappointment, a pathetic waste of space in her mom's coven. Every time they pat her on the head for being a good little girl, they push her down a little more. She can't protect herself or help with anything that matters, or so they tell her, again and again.Armed with new friends who care more than her family ever has, Sophie plunges into a quest to prove herself worthy to a mother who can't see her as anything but a weak child. One way or another, she's going to try to force her mom to give her the respect her friends want her to believe she deserves. If she's lucky, the dark secrets kept under lock and key by both of Portland's covens won't get in the way. If she's even luckier, they won't get anyone killed.

Sixteen-year-old Ashley's best friend is missing. She knows Sophie left the coven they both belong to. That's all she knows. Why would anyone do that? It's dumb to leave the coven. The coven protected Sophie. Ashley protected Sophie. This whole thing is so messed up.This short story is part of the ongoing KNIGHT & WITCH collection of tales set in weirder Portland of the SPIRIT KNIGHTS series