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  • Wizards' End

    Rick Just

    Paperback (Writers Collective, Dec. 6, 2002)
    Trapped! What good is being Grand Wizard of Kimyra if you can never go home again? Kat is determined to get back to Earth. Jarrett is determined to bring her back. But who will rescue whom? The Wizards Trilogy wraps up with a dragon-riding, planet-hopping adventure that brings together all the trekkers in one last struggle for control of Kimyra, and maybe even the galaxy.
  • Wizard Chase

    Rick Just

    (Cedar Creek Press (ID), May 1, 2000)
    The first book in the Wizards Trilogy. Until he was 13, Gerrald did not know there was a place called Kimyra. He had not met a walacatoon, a scraler or even a ribek. Then one day he went after a cat in a cave and his life changed forever. The skinny kid was suddenly the leader of alien trekkers on a quest to steal the eyes of a dragon. He would soon discover there was something more powerful than magic, myth or mysticism--and only he knew its name.
  • Wizard Girl

    Rick Just

    Paperback (Cedar Creek Press (ID), March 1, 2007)
    Kat believed. She believed in a land called Kimyra where dragons skimmed the skies and wallacatoons whirled along the ground on three legs. She believed it because her father said his stories were true. Than, when Kat was almost a teenager, she began to doubt it all. That's when the ribek showed up.
  • Wizard Chase

    Rick Just

    (Writers Collective, Oct. 15, 2002)
    At first glance Wizard Chase seems to be a juvenile fantasy in the Harry Potter vein where everything that's interesting happens by magic. But the more its hero learns the more he begins to suspect something else is going on here.
  • Shilo and Tonka: Masters of Mischief and Mayhem

    Rick Jussel

    Paperback (BookSurge Publishing, Oct. 12, 2007)
    Shilo is a puppy, a lucky puppy. She is so lucky she has four masters and two houses. Shilo has a very good life. Suddenly, a newcomer is added to the equation, a grumpy old dog named Tonka. The two have a rough beginning that includes a nasty introductory bite to a nose. However, the puppy and the grouchy oldtimer learn quickly that two little dogs can become one big force. Their adventures include encounters with a neighbor cat with a nasty attitude, packs of runaway dogs, traffic jams and angry humans, and even poisoness snakes. The two mischievious canines also constantly find their way into trashcans, a habit that leads them to chicken bones, leftover pizza, ice cream and cake. That eventually lands one of them in big trouble.
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  • Wizards' End by Rick Just

    Rick Just

    Paperback (Writers Collective, March 15, 1855)
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  • Wizard Girl

    Rick Just

    Paperback (Cedar Creek Press, Jan. 22, 2017)
    Kat believed. She believed in a land called Kimyra where dragons skimmed the skies and wallacatoons whirled along the ground on three legs. She believed it because her father said his stories were true. Then, when Kat was almost a teenager, she began to doubt it all. That's when the ribek showed up.