Renee Greene

Ben is called upon again to help the police. This time he is helping at a carnival at a college a town over. Something funny is going on at the carnival. Ben has to help stop cheaters and figure out who scammed so many of the students out of their money. To make things worse, the criminals are after Ben. See if you can figure out the puzzles and mysteries before Ben explains them.

How to write fiction without contrived plots devices, plot holes, or unbelievable characters.If you want to write a great novel or young reader series, then this workbook is for you Warning: This isn't a formula that works like MadLibs, where you add a few character names, some verbs and adjective, and a book pops out. This isn't like most how to writing books that teach you how to out line your book and force your characters down that path, even if it isn't what they would do and the reader ends up saying, "Why didn't they....?" This book is for people who really want to learn to write a great book and will put in the effort to do it.In this workbook, you will learn how to: Come up with an idea that will work, create the world your story takes place in, develop heroes that your reader will love and want to see succeed, develop villains that your reader will hate and want to see get justice, develop great side characters, and develop plots that are organic, not forced, and very interesting. You will also learn about how to get your story started, the hero's journey, the drama curve, how to be true to your characters, how to build intensity, what to do if you get writer's block, how to write comic characters, and so much more This book is for anyone 13 and up who wants to write. Have you dreamed of writing a book, but don't know how? Would you like to be able to escape into a world of your creation, but don't know where to start? Then this book is for you Would you like to teach your child to write a book? This book can also be used as a school/ homeschool creative writing english course. The first semester teaches what you need to know and helps you develop an idea, and the second semester steps through getting that idea down, with a sample young readers book to guide you in your writing.This is the same method that was used to get a 13-year old boy to successfully write the Woodcreek Academy series, and to get the author of The Misfit Knights finally able to write her ideas. It can work for you too.As a bonus: This book includes inside of it "Realm of Ruse," in its original version. It is a young reader novel used to illustrate the writing process in the second part of the book.Act now For a limited time, those 14 and older who buy the book can have free mentoring from the author. This can only be offered to a few people, so hurry and don't miss out on this amazing opportunity. The author's email is in the book.

The House of Dreams at the Carnival sounds dream-like, but turns out to be an adventure that Dallin, Izzy, Neal, Olivia, and Bryant were not planning on walking into. Yet, they have to succeed, for many people are counting on them to come to their rescue, and if they fail, they will be trapped forever in a nightmare.This young reader book is perfect for third to fifth graders. It's a great adventure through a world of dreams... or is it? The heroes find it's so much more and people are counting on them to save the day.Word count:18,000-19,000 words. This is a great book to read aloud with your children, as it's fast paced and fun for older readers too, as the "dreams" take the children through the wild west, a sci fi world, and of course, the Realm of Ruse, a fantasy realm where life is anything but a fantasy.

The Imagination Collection includes two picture books for young children. No Need to Be Bored is the story of two little boys making up and adventure so they won't be bored on a rainy day. Magic Carpet is children using a blanket as a magic carpet to have pretend adventures in the den. Both stories encourage imagination and creativity.

Saving earth was only the beginning of Flint's troubles, as his daring moves alerted the Diophants of his power, and he is now being hunted, along with everyone he loves. This time, Flint must do more than save the earth. He must take down the Diophants and free the cosmos. The situation becomes so extreme, that even he doesn't know if he can take the heat.Flint, Aqua, Ariel, Onyx, and Samuel are all back fighting to save the earth from an enemy strong enough to destroy planets. Don't miss this great urban sci fi that is fun for the whole family

Flint and his siblings have known for years that their father was an alien. It's pretty obvious since they have super powers, but they never expected that their dad was a super soldier who was being hunted by the enemy, or that they would have to defend earth to keep it from being destroyed.The Diophants are a terrifying enemy. They show no mercy. They expand their empire by incorporating planets under their control or destroying them. With their ability to manipulate space, they can open wormholes, destroy planets, and even alter gravity. Flint and his siblings have powers. In fact they are local super heroes. Flint can create fire and plasma. His twin sister, Aqua can breath underwater. Onyx is super strong, and his twin, Ariel, can fly and take a lightning strike. Yet, despite their powers, they are no match for the Diophants, but it is up to them to face them and save earth.

Matthew is against odds he cannot beat and evil he did not know existed. His only hope to save his kingdom he must open the vault and access power he never wished to use, as too much power can corrupt. Even with the help, he won't be able to save his kingdom or the kingdoms around without helping to break an unbreakable curse.

When friends are pitted against friends where lives are on the line, there is no such thing as loyalty -- or is there? Caving to the demands of evil tyrants only gives them more power, but when crossing them means the death of loved ones, the decision is easy. How can our heroes do what is right when it is others who will pay the price?

There are those who lust for power. There are those who crave the crown and will do anything to get it, including murder. The kingdoms are scared, as the crown of power is at stake, and men will kill to get it. If there is hope at all, it is in being better at intrigue than those who make it their life.