Books with author Steve Mark

There are strange goings on in Bramble Wood which is being haunted by a ghostly white stag that thunders through the woodland at midnight. Where has it come from? And what does it mean? Barney, the leader of the rabbit colony, is left to solve the mystery but his leadership is under threat. A group of newcomers with a link to the past appears unexpectedly in the rabbit field one morning. Trouble and strife follows and Barney realises he must make a momentous decision. And who is the other mysterious visitor whose arrival shocks Bramble Wood to its core?

Steve and Abby are 14 year old beautiful kids from the local park with fantastic extreme soccer skills.They become instant successes for their local professional team's academy, eventually their countries team and Serena's Soccer Circus falling in love on their journey, also using their friends abilities in dance, soccer, ballet and the martial arts,developing a new competition sport and show of extreme juggling tricks guided by Serena who is an ex model,designer and millionaire entrepreneur she helps them on their route to play for England and the show that she helps start from her new arena called the 'Serena Dome'building a whole new sport for boys or girls,in which male and female can compete against and with the opposite sex on an even keel, there aren't any physical boundaries only skill.join them on their journey to stardom. The Book is aimed at eight - twenty year old boys and girls suiting any adventure loving individuals into sports,love and romance.Will get kids reading again!

Melanie Taylor lived a charmed life complete with doting parents, a younger brother who idolized her, a covey of friends who admired her, and one of the hottest boyfriends at St Andrews High School. In a single night she lost all that in one cruel twist of fate. Her parents and her boyfriend are dead and her brother is lying unconscious in a hospital ward. Confined to a wheelchair, deserted by all but one of her friends, and forced to live with an aunt she resents, Melanie couldn’t imagine that her new life could be more miserable.But things have gone from bad to worse; now she’s having nightmares, terrifying dreams that invade her waking hours and alter her reality. Who is the man that haunts her dreams, the familiar face she’ s never seen before, and what does he want from her?

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