Books with author Marie Turner

In Book Two of the Crab Missoulah series, Daniel Thompson and his best friends Herman and Violet Budge find themselves in over their heads again as they attempt to catch the dangerous criminal Buster Shanks. With the help of Aunt Sarah's traveling journal, and her strange entries from many years before, they discover that there is more going on than they could have imagined. It is certain to be an adventure to remember, if only they can survive.

In Book Three of the Crab Missoulah series, Daniel Thompson and his two best friends Herman and Violet Budge, find themselves caught in the middle of a centuries long struggle to recover the lost treasure of a distant relative. Halloween night brings a haunting twist to the chilling legend. It is sure to be an adventure to remember, if only they can survive. This book is spooky, not macabre. It is lighthearted and fun with just the right amount of fear sprinkled in to keep the pages turning! "The Legend of Lenore" is the perfect read for a Halloween night or a chilly evening by the fire, and is safe for the entire family to enjoy.

For Zack Thomson, living in the Nicholls Ward isn’t so bad. After his parents died, he developed strange and severe allergies, and the mental institution was the only place where he could be properly looked after. As strange as it was, it was home.He could watch as much television as he wanted; his best friend Charlie visited him often enough; and Nurse Ophelia―the prettiest no-nonsense nurse ever―sometimes took him bowling. Of course, that didn’t mean he had it easy. His allergies restricted his diet to strawberry smoothies, and being the only kid at the hospital could get lonely. But it never once crossed Zack’s mind to leave…until the night someone crashed through the front doors and told him to run. Now he’s on a race for answers―about his past, his parents, and his strange sickness―even as every step takes him closer to the darkest of truths.

For Zack Thomson, living in the Nicholls Ward isn’t so bad. After his parents died, he developed strange and severe allergies, and the mental institution was the only place where he could be properly looked after. As strange as it was, it was home. He could watch as much television as he wanted; his best friend Charlie visited him often enough; and Nurse Ophelia—the prettiest no-nonsense nurse ever—sometimes took him bowling. Of course, that didn’t mean he had it easy. His allergies restricted his diet to strawberry smoothies, and being the only kid at the hospital could get lonely. But it never once crossed Zack’s mind to leave…until the night someone crashed through the front doors and told him to run. Now he’s on a race for answers—about his past, his parents, and his strange sickness—even as every step takes him closer to the darkest of truths.