Books with author Louis Brown

Renee can change her name. Her home. Even the way she looks. But she can't change what awaits her . . . in the spaces.After Renee’s life is threatened, she takes on a new identity and moves to New York with her family. There she finds herself haunted—whether by someone real or something supernatural she doesn’t know. With her best friend, Sam, all the way across the country, Renee must figure this out on her own or it may be the last thing she ever does."An excellent continuation of the science fiction adventure. You have your mix of astronomy, medical science, archaeology, ancient rituals, and now the paranormal. A completely unexpected ending." --Amazon Top 500 Reviewer, five stars"A magical blend of science and the metaphysical with outstanding characters." -- Amazon reviewer, five stars

Renee Beaumont is about to die . . . again. After learning of her incredibly rare blood, Renee and her science-geek neighbor Sam investigate the mysterious details surrounding her birth. Using Renee's odd characteristics as clues—such as the spirals she draws everywhere and her bouts of déjà vu—Sam and Renee piece together a secret so horrible and so fantastic it shatters their sense of reality and forces them into a race against the Saros Cycle—a natural period of time after an eclipse.Will they be able to reverse the tragedies of the past in order to save Renee’s life and stop corrupt scientists who want to forever change the aging process?“A definite page turner! If you like mystery, suspense, family secrets, new beginnings, loyal friendship, Native American folklore, science fiction, and betrayal . . . this is a book for you.” – Amazon Reviewer, five stars

Why, oh why, is Tree on his head?Join our favorite little Owl, in another adventure, with one of Africa's oldest trees. This is a story about friendship, and finding the good in everything.A beautiful color Picture Book created especially for the iPad, iPod, Blackberry, Kindle and Kindle FireAlso by this Author:Night Owl (Owl and Cow Series)Who, who can count? (Owl and Cow Series)Crazy Chameleon and the lost colors (Owl and Cow Series)Search for OwlandCow on Facebook for more.

This magical story is about a crazy Chameleon who takes your child on a journey of fun and adventure. Find out how the animals lost their colors and how our little wise Owl and crazy Chameleon saved the day. Crazy Chameleon comes alive in this beautifully illustrated story. Also included is a section that teaches young children about all the different colors. There are some great tips for parents and caregivers to help children learn the various colors. Optimized for the Kindle, iPad, Macs and Pc's. As an added bonus there is a link to download coloring pages relating to the book.Search for OwlandCow on Facebook for more.

A Mystery Book for Kids (set in the 1980s) After finding the body of her neighbor’s murdered cat, 12-year-old newspaper girl Jenny Krigler uses skills she's learned from watching television detective Magnum P.I. to launch her own investigation of the crime. She surprises even herself when her spy tactics work--a little too well. Grab your shoulder pads and Jolly Rancher candy. CATCHING KATIL will take you back to a time of the original Smurfs, big hair, and awesome music.Here's what one librarian said about this spy book for kids"Imagine Harriet the Spy moonwalking in penny loafers, but even better!" --John Hancock Charter School, Pleasant Grove, Utah.Back cover text for Catching Katil"I’ve gone to church my whole life, which is probably why I’ve never heard Satan’s voice before, but if I had heard it, I’m pretty sure it would sound just like Craig does at this very instant. Terror does funny things to a kid. At the one time in my life when I should run, I can’t. My feet are stuck to the crate, like someone dumped a gallon of super glue on it." --Jenny Krigler, age 12

When Renee discovers that her neighbor, Dr. Dawson, has bags of his dead daughter’s frozen blood stored in his basement, she decides it’s up to her to uncover the doctor’s mysterious past. What she learns, however, is not what she expects. Now she and her friend Sam Miller are on the run, hiding from scientists who want to use what the two teenagers know to change human life forever.

After finding the body of her neighbor’s murdered cat, 12-year-old newspaper girl Jenny Krigler uses skills she's learned from watching television detective Magnum P.I. to launch her own investigation of the crime. She surprises even herself when her spy tactics work--a little too well. Grab your shoulder pads and Jolly Rancher candy. CATCHING KATIL will take you back to a time when big hair was hot, pegged pants "were in," and the phrase "like totally" was considered proper English.