Books published by publisher Marlowe Blue Publications

A 2013 Mom's Choice Awards, Gold Recipient for Historical Fiction. Dottie Zorn is twelve years old in 1943, living in Audubon NJ, when her German-born father is accused of plotting to aid the Nazis. The only evidence against him? A single handbill, displaying pictures of Adolf Hitler, found by the FBI in Dottie s closet. The Zorn family must move from their comfortable home to a tiny cottage in the Internment Camp for Enemy Aliens in Crystal City, Texas. Surrounded by ten-foot, barbed wire fences and armed guards, Dottie uncovers a terrible secret about her best friend's father, a secret that could cost her younger brother his life.

High school is never easy--homework, peer pressure, dating--and that is no exception for the students at Littleton High; especially one student in particular named Stormy Knight who’s a half vampire queen and half mortal being struggling to find her place in the human world. Overall, Stormy thinks she’s doing a pretty decent job of fitting in, at least until the undead begin popping up around her school and her mom, Candi the Vampire Queen (who enjoys eating ghosts way too much), suddenly decides to start dropping into her life too. With all of the chaos that ensues, Stormy soon realizes that it’s up to her and her friends, Marco and Corey, to figure out who's bringing back the dead--but will Stormy, blessed with super-human powers, be able to decide between what's morally right and what she's willing to sacrifice soon enough to stop the ghosts before they take over the world?!

Why Did Daddy Have to Leave? helps children understand why parents on active military duty, or serving as a Reserve or National Guard soldier called to active duty, must leave for an extended length of time, despite loving their children greatly. The story is told through the voice of young child watching her Daddy pack and mobilize for war and was inspired by the feelings of the author's two children when he was mobilized and deployed to Iraq. The story is a timeless way for parents and teachers to help young children understand and cope with the temporary, but long-term absence of a parent serving our country in war or peace time.

You've heard Emmy Blue's forest tales about the magical little fur beast called the Squatchie! Now her beloved song about the Squatchie is available in a rainbowtastic children's book called Who is the Squatchie? This book is in board book format in order to withstand the kabillions of readings adults and children will enjoy together. Don't wait one more minute-- Let the Squatchie wake up that bright happy magic within you and your loved ones today!

Sally learns a lesson when everyone around her calls her Selfish Sally. She s not sure what SELFISH means until she talks it over with her mom. She realizes that her choice to keep her things to herself has a negative effect on her life. Lonely and unhappy, she decides to give sharing a try and finds the world is a much better place to live when we all share what we have.