Books published by publisher Starcatcher Press

An ancient alien race. A sentient monkey. An epic adventure.Jason Grimshaw has one job. Get the cadets to Colony 115. Just another day. Just another milk run. Or so he thought.When scanners pick up an unidentified alien vessel, it's already too late. With his ship blown out from under him, and his crew scattered across a war-torn planet, his day just keeps getting better. The good news? One of the pilots survived. The bad news? She's the biggest pain in his ass, and she's stranded miles away.When Clio Evans said she wanted to fly for Fleet, crash-landing a starship in hostile territory wasn't what she had in mind. She may not be the most experienced pilot, but she sure as hell has a few tricks up her sleeve. With an army standing between her and the rest of her crew, she'll have to pull out all the stops, even if it means exposing a secret that'll see her hanged for treason.Buy your copy today, and lose yourself in this epic adventure.

Muffie, Elliot and Quentin Bullock are three rude, crude kids. They swear. They play horrible pranks. They burp. No one will ever baby-sit for them—not if they want to make it out alive. Then Mr. and Mrs. Bullock accidentally hire the meanest hag of a baby-sitter the kids have ever seen. She's almost as bad as they are. But the Bullock kids are going to scare her good, so their sitter never comes back. Only this time, they go a little too far...

Valentine's Day is coming up, and the girls at the Deerfield Academy of Dance have boys on the brain. It all starts when a new student enrolls in their ballet class—a boy. And he's not just a good dancer… he's mega cute! Then Zan, McGee, Rocky, Mary Bubnik, and Gwen discover that Annie, their favorite ballet teacher, doesn't have a date for Valentine's Day. Now the gang has a mission: Find Annie the perfect boyfriend. Who will they pick to be their teacher's Valentine—Ralph, the janitor? Stan, a black belt in Tae Kwon Do? With cupids like these . . . look out, Annie!

Mary Bubnik may be the klutziest ballerina at the Deerfield Academy of Dance, but she loves taking lessons with her best friends McGee, Zan, Gwen, and Rocky. But now that her mom is having money problems, Mary may have to quit ballet. What will the gang do without Mary Bubnik? Luckily, Zan reads about a contest with a cash prize that she’s sure the girls can win. All they have to do is solve a real-live mystery in their town. The girls find one sooner than they planned. Someone’s stealing things from the Academy’s dressing room—and the Bunheads think Mary Bubnik is the thief! Prize or no prize—this is one mystery the gang has to solve!

The bad news? Courtney Clay and the Bunheads are in the gang's winter dance class. The good news? World famous ballerina Alexandra Petrovna is coming to dance at the Deerfield Academy. There will be a dance competition to see which student she will select as her flower-bearer during the performance. Courtney, of course, is chosen to compete—she's the best dancer in the sixth grade. Then the Bunheads nominate Mary Bubnik, the worst dancer at the school. Poor Mary doesn't realize she's been set up to fail. The Bunheads have played their last dirty trick on the gang. Now it's time to fight back!

Just in time for Christmas! The Deerfield Ballet is holding auditions for The Nutcracker. Guess who rather die than be in a ballet? McGee, Gwen, Zan, Rocky and Mary Bubnik. Guess who says they have to audition? Their moms. When these five misfit ballerinas join together to battle the Bunheads (the snobby girls who actually LIKE ballet) they deliver a dance performance no one will ever forget!

Kelly and Chace's parents don't have normal jobs like other kids' parents. The Andersons are morticians. They work on dead people. Kelly thinks that this is totally gross. But to Chace, it's a kick. He likes taking kids on tours to see the "stiffs." That is, until one night a body comes alive. And he's out for revenge, big time. It's the night of the living dead. Kelly, Chace and their friend Matt only have two choices: stop the stiff...or become one.

It’s time for the gang to get their toe shoes. Finally they’ll be real ballerinas! But then Gwen flunks the toe shoe test—she’s too out of shape to dance in the satin slippers. If that isn’t bad enough, Courtney and the Bunheads tell Gwen she’s a… Blubberina. The gang is fighting mad! No one gets away with calling them names. Rocky, Zan, McGee, and Mary Bubnik vow to help Gwen get in shape. With some amazing coaching efforts and a little extra help from the Magic Stone of Anastasia, Gwen learns to believe in herself and lets the Bunheads know they’re nothing but a bunch of Blabberinas.