Books with author Russell Kane

Students are flying! School’s in session with more secrets. Mem MacCleary and her mates discover their wings and a very important mission. This fairy tale fantasy adventure series by K. L. Russell, continues in book four of the Lineman and the Cook Series. Third-years enter Dux House learning more than leadership and mentoring their Noobie charges. One well guarded secret leads an uninvited guest into the mentoring care of Mem and her teammate. Saint Raphael’s is beset from other-world sources, and HABs are polluting Saint Raphael’s life source and rivers.Mem and her friends are desperate to save their beloved school and Saint Raphael’s island from unclean souls and make sure the river flows.

Mem’s cousin Linda is extraordinary and a grand storyteller. Every story comes alive and Mem soon learns a lesson in friendship and how things are not always what they appear to be. Hare remembered when the fairy house circus first came to the fields near their home, all those years ago. He remembered the first time the magician walked out of the fairy house door and immediately grew into a giant human. He remembered how the magician sweet-talked him into working with him, and how Hare would be very well paid with carrots, lettuce, and cabbage, and would live in style with his own servant to feed and care for him. He remembered the magician played on Hares ego telling him audiences all over the world who would love him. Hare remembered also how Badger warned him to be wary of sweet-talking humans. Especially those who promise you quick and easy wealth and comfort, those quick-rick schemers.

Jack Frost's wish finally comes true when he and his sister, Iphigenia Claus, open the Claus & Frost Detective Agency. Will Claus & Frost be able to solve who's behind the strange occurrences on Christmas Eve? Or will Christmas--and Jack--be ruined once and for all? Claus & Frost is a children's (of all ages) mystery at approximately 5,000 words in length.

Mem’s cousin Linda is extraordinary and a grand storyteller. Every story comes alive and Mem soon learns a lesson in friendship and how things are not always what they appear to be. Hare remembered when the fairy house circus first came to the fields near their home, all those years ago. He remembered the first time the magician walked out of the fairy house door and immediately grew into a giant human. He remembered how the magician sweet-talked him into working with him, and how Hare would be very well paid with carrots, lettuce, and cabbage, and would live in style with his own servant to feed and care for him. He remembered the magician played on Hares ego telling him audiences all over the world who would love him. Hare remembered also how Badger warned him to be wary of sweet-talking humans. Especially those who promise you quick and easy wealth and comfort, those quick-rick schemers.

Excalibur Knight: The Sword of Excalibur KnightHamish and his friends Cohen, Rhys and Amara are in the 8th grade at Wimbledon School, a school of prestige and luxury in London. Hamish is a free-spirited boy who is fascinated by the story of the Knights of the Round Table. Among the four, he is one who wants to be in an adventure. Cohen is Hamish’s neighbor and closest friend who also happens to be the number one troublemaker in school, always landing Hamish in trouble alongside him. Despite his behavior, he is still sensitive about his school grades. Rhys is a panic-stricken boy who likes candies, chocolates and cakes. He is easily affected by scary stories and prefers to cower and hide than to face his fears. Amara is one of their classmates who gets dragged into their mischief. She is grade-conscious, likes to preserve her class standing and is very bossy most of the times. The four of them are thirteen, Cohen being the eldest by months.The four friends get caught making trouble during class and are sent to the principal’s office for punishment. Along the way they decide to go on a detour to entertain the voice that Rhys hears. When they follow the voice, they are surprised to find themselves entering a whole new world of goblins, wolves, knights and magic.Together they have to deal with and fight an army of goblin riders that want to take over their school by closing off the portal that connects the goblin world to a hallway back in Wimbledon. It is up to Hamish and his friends to defeat the goblin riders and save their school from harm.

Excalibur Knight: A Voracious Sword Seeks for the TruthHamish and his friends; Cohen, Rhys and Amara are in the 8th grade at Wimbledon School in London. A school of prestige and luxury. After they had saved their school from the goblin rider army, they went home triumphant. They were heroes who saved Wimbledon from trouble. However, Hamish refuses to leave behind the sword that granted him power, wanting to bring that legacy with him to their world. Hamish lied to his friends about bringing the sword with him, not knowing that it will affect his worth as the sword’s rightful wielder. Will he be able to save London City from the attack of goblin shamans?

Excalibur Knight: Only a True Hero can Wield the Sword of ExcaliburHamish and his friends; Cohen, Rhys and Amara are in the 8th grade at Wimbledon School in London. A school of prestige and luxury. After they had saved their school from the goblin rider army, they went home triumphant. The second time around, the four kids saved London City from the attack of goblin shamans that wanted to take all the children in London and take them to the other world. But their battle with the goblins has not ended just yet. Returning back to London City, they realize that goblins have taken all the adults throughout the world. And it is up to them to bring peace back to the world.

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