Books with author M. Garrett

When Horatio, a Blue Horned fish, encounters a strange underwater happening, he begins to unlock the mystery with the help of his cranky old friend, Sidestepper the crab. Together they explore under the sea looking for clues and soon find mishaps along the way! As their curiosity leads them along, it is unclear who, what or why something like this is occurring in their underwater home. A sea tornado is causing quite a stir and all the little fishies are being sucked into the tornado's path. Now it is up to Horatio and Sidestepper to solve the mystery of the sea tornado and bring serenity back to their underwater world. First-time author Lyn Garrett is retired and lives in Maricopa, Arizona with her husband. A Navy brat, she finished high school in Kettle Falls, Washington, and then served over twenty years in the Air Force. "I am currently working on another children's book that deals with adoption." Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/LynGarrett

Star’s biggest problem used to be homework. Now she’s targeted by vicious head-bangers, and she’s not good at fighting. She just wants a boyfriend, her father home more often, and a trip to the Mall that doesn’t involve giant killer robot dinosaurs or ninja. Plagued with horrible visions out of time, Star knows the HARVEST OF SOULS is coming. The screaming and dying will soon begin, as dimensional barriers collapse and the Dark Lords of Nightmare devour humanity. Star finds hope in her dreams, befriending the Phoenix Prince, an ancient warrior whose eyes hold kindness, but whose sword can devastate time and space. She's shocked to discover that the waking world is just another dream — one of his.

An introduction to the life and work of Lord Byron. Martin Garrett examines his poetry in the context of his short, eventful life. His work was sensational from the start - and the public association of the author directly with the hero of poems such as "Don Juan" and "Childe Harold" helped to make them the bestsellers of their day. However, Byron's position as the toast of society was eclipsed by public disgrace, not helped by the scandal of the breakdown of his marriage, the birth of a daughter to his half-sister Augusta, and Lady Caroline Lamb who spread rumors of his "unnatural practices". Martin Garrett relates how Byron spent the last ten years of his life traveling in Europe, and when he died aged 36 in 1824, his memoirs were burnt by friends who wished to protect his reputation from more scandal.