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Millie and Pansy: Go To the Dog Park
Maura L Scherrer, Diana Scherber
Paperback (Independently published, Sept. 9, 2019)The adventures of Millie and Pansy follows two little dogs as they set out on their first adventure to the dog park. Having never gone to a dog park before, Millie and Pansy find a world of wonderment inside the park. There is so much to see and do as they explore and experience all the new things and have a great time in doing so.
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Underground Escapade: A Peter and Millie Adventure
Sam Bartram
Paperback (Independently published, June 25, 2020)Peter and his best friend Millie are back together for another enthralling all-action adventure!Eight months after the dramatic events on the Scottish Isle of Orsk, Peter and Millie travel to London to receive a special award from the Queen. As if that wasn’t exciting enough, Peter has qualified to compete in a National Athletics competition the following day. However, their already action-packed weekend takes a turn when they learn that an old adversary has escaped from prison. The dangerous criminal Derek Mooney has a score to settle and nothing to lose, but surely wouldn’t risk venturing to London to exact revenge on Peter and Millie? Would he?Underground Escapade is the second Peter and Millie Adventure, following on from Sam Bartram’s popular debut novel Finny’s Star. It’s a high-octane thrill ride of a journey around (and below) one of the world’s most exciting cities that will leave you wanting more. Be prepared for twists, turns, excitement and danger, as the two friends have a weekend they’ll never forget!
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Finny's Star
Sam Bartram
(Independently published, Jan. 26, 2020)A Peter and Millie AdventureFinny’s Star, the debut novel from Sam Bartram, is a heart-warming tale of mystery, adventure, espionage, danger, friendship, loss and new beginnings that can be enjoyed by the whole family. Peter considered himself to be a normal thirteen-year-old boy. At least he did, until the unexpected loss of his best friend Finny turns his life upside down. Concerned about their son’s struggle to cope with this shocking turn of events, Peter’s parents decide to take him away on holiday to a remote Scottish island, hoping that a change of scenery might help. Despite his initial reluctance, Peter is surprised when he starts to enjoy the holiday, helped in no small part by making a new friend who is intent on showing him the beauty of her island. However, it starts to become clear that not all is as it seems on the island. Mysterious events and chance meetings with a host of unusual characters lead Peter to inadvertently become embroiled in the adventure of a lifetime.