Jerriann Law: 7 books

Dark Soul Haunts is a collection of stories by two authors L. M. Couch and Jerriann Law. They are horror stories, and not for children.These stories were jointly written by the authors, but the stories originating in L. M.'s fertile mind. The final six are exclusive stories by Jerriann Law.

A gentleman out for a stroll, thinking of ways he can please his wife, feels himself drawn to the stoop of Number 111. He knocks, but with nobody home, contemplates doing something completely out of character. But while temptation is powerful, he's unwilling to succumb to the strange forces. A...

Teacher Ignatius Ignoramus has a secret desire and fire doesn't worry him; he believes he can outlive others by standing in the sun; he tells Tommy Tingles, Suzie Slurpkupp and other classmates on the last day of school in the year 2012. School's out for Christmas;Tommy invites him on an adventure...

This is an illustrated children's book about a family of squirrels, and life in Tanner's Woods which is guarded by a set of rules blocking the animals from preying on each other. When Shady goes to the counsel meeting, his wife, Reba and their four children, Bridge, Brent, Brady and Brandy...

On a morning walk, Jackson Moonset ends up in the older side of Silverweed. Walking into a back yard, he sees a car. He's amazed; it's the dream car of his teens, the Ashtar Dom, one of the first flying cars on the market.He decides to buy it, but the car can only be purchased if he buys...

On Sunday, January 10, 1943, Dr Bernard Wheelock was eating breakfast and reading the Sunday newspaper when an obituary caught his eye. Three days earlier Dr Nikola Tesla had been found dead in his hotel room. Bernard's thoughts flew back to a day at Cambridge in 1925 when Dr Tesla lectured...

It is the Christmas season and nothing is better to a child than reading an adventure about Santa's oldest Reindeer who sets out to rescue Santa from the clutches of an evil Elf who wants to end Christmas forever by making children become so sad, they refuse to care about Santa or believe in...