Hugh Lupton

When Detective Vincent O'Mally finds two missing children dead, his life turns upside down. When the FBI takes over the case, Vince agrees to take time off. Traveling to a small upstate New York town, he meets Holly Newman--a fragile woman whose sister was abducted and killed years ago. Convinced that Holly's sister's death is linked to the recent murders, he attempts to unearth clues hidden deep in Holly's mind.

Stories and poems express how ancient and modern cultures around the world perceive the birds' symbolic nature, flight, and connection with people.

A collection of seven tales from around the world featuring remarkable animals and extraordinary people reminding us of how vast and mysterious the world is and how our lives can be transformed in the most unexpected circumstances.

Retells the adventures of the hero Odysseus as he encounters many monsters and other obstacles on his journey home from the Trojan War.

A bitter-sweet tale which evokes both the splendour and the harshness of life in rural England at the beginning of the 19th century and deals with events during a twelve month period in the early life of John Clare, which would lead to tragedy for the peasant poet in later years.--From back cover.

"The King and Queen of Crete dream of having a baby. But the monster that is born to them turns out to be a nightmare. Locked in a maze beneath the palace, their son grows into the bloodthirsty Minotaur. It will take a cunning and resourceful warrior to defeat the beast. Is young Theseus up to the challenge?"--Jacket flap. This book is a simple retelling of the classic Greek myth in which Theseus must enter a labyrinth and defeat the terrible Minotaur, and Daedalus builds a pair of wings for himself and his son, Icarus. The coauthor is Daniel Morden. Book #2