"Sharklock Bones: Zoo Tails" is the second in the Sharklock Bones series. "Zoo Tails" has two tails. The first is "Horse" wherein our detective's horse is missing, disappeared from a locked stall. The second is "The Seafood Restaurant." Our duo is contacted by the zoo keeper who is missing quite a few animals from their cages. All the "Bones" tails take place on or near Fish Town, a town inhabited by talking fish and animals. They talk, by the way, in puns, jokes and anecdotes, riddles and wordplays. All "Bones" tails are written in screenplay fashion to encourage role playing and interaction among readers. Target age group is from eight to eighty.

"Sharklock Bones: Bug Tails" is the fourth in a series about a shark detective and his trusty sidekick, Dr. Flotsam. They float around in a world of talking fish and animals, a world where everyone talks in puns, anecdotes, jokes and word plays. The stories are written in screenplay fashion to encourage role playing and interaction among readers. The dynamic duo of Bones and Watson take on and solve not-too-difficult mysteries in these stories or "tails." The target audience is ages eight to eighty. In this book "Sharklock Bones: Bug Tails" Sharklock and the Doc solve a kidnapping and then go on to a final confrontation on Mister Rhee Island with their arch enemy, the infamous Devious Dolphin. The first book in the series is "Sharklock Bones: Fish Tails" consisting of two "tails." The first is "Codfather" wherein our heroes stop a kidnapping by Devious Dolphin. The second "tail" is "Hound" and the duo helps Robert Eel Lee (atop a seahorse, of course) capture a giant hound on the Moor. The second in the series is "Sharklock Bones: Zoo Tails," also with two "tails." In "Horse," Sharklock's pony disappears from a locked stall. In "Seafood Restaurant," our boys locate animals missing from the zoo. The third book of "tails" is "Sharklock Bones: Pirate Tails," the "tail" is entitled "Parrots of the Carob Bean." Bones and Flotsam are on the hunt to locate Johnny Depth's missing pirate ship, the Black Twirl. All lots of fun, lots of puns, lots of giggles and more than a few groans. Swim on in and stay tuned for more "tails."

"Sharklock Bones: Fish Tails" is the first in a series of mysteries featuring a shark detective and his trusty sidekick (who happens to be a clownfish), Dr. Flotsam. Together they solve not-too-difficult puzzles and mysteries communicating in puns, word plays, jokes and anecdotes. Meant to be fun for the whole family and written in screenplay fashion to encourage interaction, welcome to Fish Town

"Sharklock Bones: Pirate tails" is the third book in the series. Sharklock Bones is a shark detective with a trusty sidekick, Dr. Flotsam. Together they solve not too difficult mysteries in their home of Fish Town and surrounding oceans. This "tail" is about a missing pirate ship, the Black Twirl. Bones and Flotsam attempt to locate the ship and find out who the mysterious culprit is. All told in puns, jokes, wordplays and anecdotes and done in screenplay fashion if the readers want to act out the story.

"Sharklock Bones: Mermaid tails" is the fifth book in this series starring our fish detective Sharklock Bones (obviously a shark ) and his trusty sidekick, a clownfish named Dr. Flotsam. "Mermaid Tails" features a killer whale recently released from prison who is returning to Fish Town and had vowed to get even with Bones and Flotsam for sending him to jail years before. The suspense builds as Bones doesn't seem to be getting any support from the Fish Town denizens to help him defeat the feared Orca from Majorca.

The sixth book in the popular "Sharklock Bones" fish detective series finds our dynamic duo of Bones and his trusty sidekick, Dr. Flotsam, attempting to locate a missing ship and crew. Sharklock's brother, Indiana Bones, joins the two in this latest adventure. Along the way, they meet the irrepressible Peter Pun, the Pixie Queen Tickle Belle, the Loan Arranger and his Canadian Indian companion, Toronto, and many more surprising and interesting characters. The only real clue to solving the mystery is a single word text message sent by Dr. Flotsam's mermaid friend. This is the most suspenseful and challenging adventure yet for our two heroes. This "tail" is written in the same screenplay style as the rest of the series and encourages interaction and role playing by the readers. Welcome to the world of Fishtown and its inhabitants. Everyone speaks in puns, jokes and word plays. Young ones like the pictures and story, "tweens" like the role playing, teens like the zaniness of the "tails" and adults seem to like the references to older movies, shows and songs. Fun for ages eight to eighty