Books with author Liam Morgan

If you love Misty of Chincoteague, you'll love this horse story about a young girl surviving divorce. It's full of adventure, emotion, and learning what life is about! It packs an emotional punch you are sure to love.More than anything, Kara Ellis wants to own a wild horse from Shackleford Banks, especially the amazing Bruno. But he isn't up for adoption. Even if he was, with her parents' divorce, they can't afford one. She wishes, though, that she had a horse to love to help her through the grieving process.The wild horse, Bruno, has his own problems. His father, the mighty stallion, has kicked Bruno out of the herd, forcing him to leave the safety of his family. At age two, it's time for him to earn his own territory, and his own herd. But no one told him how difficult that would be. A bigger, slightly older bully of a horse is determined to fight Bruno for the territory they both want, even if the battle ends in death.Kara and Bruno's lives take a similar and twisting path. Take the emotional journey with them as they discover whom they are, and how they fit in the ever-changing world.Lisa Morgan delves into difficult topics such as divorce, bullies, and maturity, along with the spiritual path of love, sacrifice, and bravery. And of course, she specializes in equestrian stories. Suggested reading level is 5th grade and above. Happy reading!

Edison and Billy finally have a chance for a vacation, joining Amira to celebrate her birthday on peaceful Mushroom Island. But before celebrations can get underway, Mushroom Island is rocked by a mysterious explosion. As they investigate the fire, they discover rumors that the island, itself, is cursed. Of course, Edison and Billy don’t believe in curses. There must be a logical explanation behind the explosion, and they just have to find it. So not only do they have solve the mystery of the fire, but they have to prove to theirs friend and the residents of Mushroom Island that there is no such thing as a curse.Join Edison and Billy their explosive final adventure in the final installment of the Unofficial Minecraft Mystery series!

The story begins in a nice and wintry Viking village with the smell of foods and flowers. You can hear the sound of little birds tweeting and the fires raging, trying to warm the food. The dark smoke fills the air. But there was a little family called the Junes, who were WarLord, Berserker, Raider, and their parents, Ranger and June. They were different. They liked to be separate and do their own games. Now that you've caught up with the characters and their family, the day of the incident will now begin.

Edison and Billy finally have a chance for a vacation, joining Amira to celebrate her birthday on peaceful Mushroom Island. But before celebrations can get underway, Mushroom Island is rocked by a mysterious explosion. As they investigate the fire, they discover rumors that the island, itself, is cursed. Of course, Edison and Billy don’t believe in curses. There must be a logical explanation behind the explosion, and they just have to find it. So not only do they have solve the mystery of the fire, but they have to prove to theirs friend and the residents of Mushroom Island that there is no such thing as a curse.Join Edison and Billy their explosive final adventure in the final installment of the Unofficial Minecraft Mystery series!

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