Larry: 398 books

In a Provincetown bar, things are not what they seem. Or are they exactly what they seem? Time appears to have stopped in this bar, a long while ago, while outside time marches on. A psychological thriller that considers the fabric of time to be bent and twisted in this particular place; and that time can be flexible, a mental concept of startling proportions.

Recommended for ages 12 and up. Invaders just across the river. A powerful spell hidden in a child’s rhyme. When an untrained boy awakens an ice dragon to protect his village, and lives to tell the tale, not even the Conclave of Sorcerers can predict what happens next. This first book...

This is the fourth Accidental Sorcerers book. The previous three are:Accidental SorcerersWater and ChaosThe Sorcerer's DaughterIn this adventure, Sura, Mik, and Bailar set sail for the Northern Reach, with Lord Darin in pursuit. Their journey is anything but smooth, with storms,...

Infiltrating a nest of rogue sorcerers can be hazardous… to your heart. Mik and Sura are growing ever stronger as apprentice sorcerers, but neither knew what living in Mik's hometown would do to their relationship. Torn apart by misunderstanding, Mik volunteers for a hazardous mission in a distant land. Now Sura must learn to trust, and Mik must learn the true meaning of home.

The toughest challenge yet…Lord Darin is pursuing Sura. The Web is pursuing Bailar and Mik. Still, they continue teaching combat magic to sorcerers in Koyr and the Northern Reach.Training for conflict in the Goblin fastness, soldiers and mages start using Nightwalk, the vast maze under...

The newly resettled town of Vlis seems an ideal place for Mik to recover from battle-shock—quiet, remote, and on the edge of the Deep Forest. But the Deep Forest has a mind of its own. Soon, Sura’s compulsion to return home takes them farther from home than ever. Befriended by a Lesser...

Sura is ready to claim her heritage as the head of House Chelor, but on her own terms. As she navigates the complex shoals of Dacian and House politics, other forces—natural and human—descend upon the city. After the strongest storm in known history leaves the city flooded and devastated, Sura must awaken the blood of ancient heroes that still runs in House Chelor to save all of Dacia.

After the Great Storm, Sura, Bailar, and Mik have two years of peace. As senior apprentices, they are now becoming true warrior-mages, the first in centuries. They still enjoy the favor of the folk, but time emboldens some of the opposing factions within House Chelor. After an assassination attempt,...

In Skyscraper City, kids often dream of getting a superpower when they grow up. Stevie Winkler never expected to "manifest" at age 13! Being able to teleport is cool, but keeping it a secret sucks. Professor Zero and some of Skyscraper City's most famous superheroes are training him, but Blink...

“Humanity decides its own fate and the means by which it comes.” War, locusts, vermin. In the sequel and conclusion to White Pickups, the world continues adjusting to the Truckalypse, and to the sudden disappearance of billions of people, seeking a new balance. People in Laurel Hills and elsewhere...

“Legends are about ordinary people who stepped up and did what had to be done.” At summer’s end, mysterious white pickup trucks take to the roads and compel nearly everyone to “drive off.” Some of those who remain gather in a suburban Atlanta subdivision, and struggle to cope with...

The Cydronium Chronicles is an intriguing tale of scientific experiments gone wrong. The main characters are four young aspiring rock musicians. The story involves a chemical known as Cydronium, with which the government is experimenting; it takes place across a timespan that begins in 1981 and concludes...

This hauntingly sinister little tale takes place over a four-century timespan in merry old England. Two American travelers find themselves the target of a demented madman after they discover and explore a small town with a diabolical history of murder, pestilence and disaster. A ghost story that keeps on giving.

Set in the 1980s when mail still came in envelopes, Veteran LAPD cop Carlyle Phelps had to do things the old-fashioned way. It was a time when cell phones were clunky and rare. Google was a character named Barney Google in a 1940s comic strip. Investigations relied even more on shoe leather than they...