This is a complete novel/ Omnibus Edition The assignment: Collect lifestones from humans after they die. Rebellious, sixteen-year-old Naomi craves a normal life, but unfortunately, she's a Grim by birth. That's right, she sees dead people and hoards their living essence in a stone. Not a fun occupation. In order to be good at her job, she must live among human teenagers for weeks at a time. But Naomi soon becomes attached to the kids she's been assigned to watch over. And knowing that these teens are gonna die under less than ideal circumstances, she has the opportunity to prevent their deaths from occurring. Only one big problem-interfering with death is the worst crime a Grim can commit. If she intervenes, she'll put herself and her family in danger. Naomi must make the hardest choice of her career, go against the sacred covenant or watch her new friends walk blindly to their deaths. Only one thing is for certain-Naomi has a grim knack for finding trouble and she's about to break all the rules... 87,000 words/Ages 13 and up

It's an all-out war at Lincoln Middle when one of the boys begins a humiliating Hot/Not list. The girls have declared a strike and begin fighting fire with fire. Unfortunately, that only makes things worse and Bex finds herself in the middle of a boy-girl war. Can she become the voice of reason and help the two groups find common ground, or will friendships and self-esteem be damaged beyond repair? Grades 5 through 8

Bex Carter is turning thirteen and starting a brand new year at a new school. She has absolutely no time for fairies, but the fairies have other ideas. They've been kicked out of the fairy realm for their constant bickering. Bex needs to find a way to get them to resolve their differences before they're permanently blocked from the fairy realm. Unfortunately, Bex can't get along with her own friends, so how is she supposed to help these fairies? On top of that, Bex and her friends are on a mission to be popular, but as usual, Ava G. is having none of it. Between bumbling fairies, feuding friends, Ava G., and Aunt Jeanie, will Bex made it through the year? Ages 9 and up Book 1: Fairylicious Book 2: Delaney Joy: Fairy Exterminator Book 3: Bex Carter: Fairy Protector Book 4: D.J. McPherson: Fairy Hunter Book 5: Bex Carter: Middle School Disaster

Bex Carter is a fairy addict. Aunt Jeanie thinks that a sixth grader believing in fairies is ridiculous. That doesn't stop Bex from wishing for fairies on her twelfth birthday. Fortunately, Bex's wish is granted. Unfortunately, these fairies are not what Bex had in mind. Much like Bex, they have a knack for causing trouble. Poor Bex has enough problems as it is. She and her best friends definitely don't need fairies causing more mayhem. Will Bex's social life be completely ruined or will she and her friends survive these fractured fairies? Ages 9 and up This is the first book of the Fairylicious series.

Bex Carter and her family are spending winter vacation at a fancy ski lodge. Unfortunately, Bex isn't that excited about it. Aunt Jeanie has scheduled every minute of their vacation with activities like Christmas Carol Karaoke, building gingerbread houses, and a visit to Santa. Thirteen-year-old Bex has no interest in such childish activities, so she's thrilled when she comes across other teenagers at the ski lodge. These kids really know how to have fun. Bex is having a great time with them until she realizes their fun comes at the expense of others. She has two choices; She can spend the rest of her vacation following Aunt Jeanie's itinerary and tolerating her bratty cousins or she can join in the "fun" with her new friends. What will Bex decide? Grades 5-8

Thirteen-year-old Bex Carter has a lot on her plate. Her biggest challenge is living with her Aunt Jeanie. As much as Bex tries to please her aunt, they always seem to butt heads. Sometimes Bex feels as if Aunt Jeanie goes out of her way to make her life miserable. Aunt Jeanie enrolls Bex in a social group called the Silver Roses, a group that's supposed to teach young girls how to be proper ladies. It turns out to be nothing more than a club for snobs. Bex wants out, but she's made a deal with Aunt Jeanie. Will Bex take a stand against the Silver Roses or will their snobbery rub off on her? Grades 5-8