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By John Aubrey Anderson (Warner Faith)

Even though their families are of differing faiths and of different races, seven-year-old Missy Parker, her big brother Bobby, and her best friend Junior Washington are inseparable, but the struggle between good and evil ensues when a demon targets non-Christian Missy and creates havoc throughout her childhood, family, and community. Originally published as Black or White. 75,000 first printing.

By Max Elliot Anderson (Baker Trittin Concepts)

A chance to spend spring break on a Wyoming ranch was a welcome change. The roundup, a rattlesnake, high tech cattle rustlers and the uncle’s different role model.

By Max Elliot Anderson (Elk Lake Publishing, Inc.)

In The Cat Burglars, the first episode of the exciting new series “The Accidental Adventures of Kurt Benson and His Friends, Riley and Jordan,” readers follow Kurt, Riley, and Jordan as they try to solve the mystery of escalating burglaries in their neighborhood, all strangely tied in to Pletchers’ Bed and Biscuit where the boys work taking care of animals during their summer vacation. As the trio tries to balance spying on suspicious adults with doing their jobs and not worrying their parents, the boys find themselves in more danger than they ever could have imagined.

By Max Elliot Anderson (Elk Lake Publishing, Inc.)

Kurt Benson’s cousin Dillon lived at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Kurt was coming to Colorado with his father on a business trip. Dillon’s father had often warned him to stay away from Danger Mountain because climbers would hike toward it, and never return. Just before the boys left the outfitter shop, a strange group of men started out ahead of them. Dillon’s father had rented the men almost everything except their mules.

By Max Elliot Anderson, Deb Haggerty (Elk Lake Publishing, Inc.)

In Funny Money, the second episode of the exciting new series “The Accidental Adventures of Kurt Benson and His Friends, Riley and Jordan,” author Max Anderson once again takes readers along on the fun but sometimes dangerous adventures of Kurt, Riley, and Jordan as they try to solve the mystery of counterfeit money turning up in their neighborhood. The trio finds themselves spying on a suspicious group of men, coming and going in a vacant building, at various hours of the night. Their decision to sneak into the building to find out what’s going on puts them all in a very precarious position. Don’t miss this exciting new episode in the ongoing series of Kurt Benson and his friends!.

By Max Elliot Anderson (Baker Trittin Concepts)

It all began when Brian discovered a white wolf pup caught in a trap and set it free. Since then, Brian was convinced that he and the wolf were brothers. Stung by the disbelief of his family and friends, Brian sets out to confirm the story and ends up getting a lot more than he bargained for. It is bad enough that he is caught out in a snowstorm and attacked by a mountain lion, but when a group of lawless hunters begins killing off the wolf population, the situation reaches a critical point.

By Max Elliot Anderson (Baker Trittin Concepts)

Scott and his friends had waited over two years for their first wilderness camping adventure. Curiosity and a Kodak moment was enough to cause them to leave the train surrounded by dense fog.

By Max Elliot Anderson (Baker Trittin Concepts)

Steve and his friends delivered newspapers every morning. They often saw some strange things, including attack dogs, car thieves, and a chop shop. One day they actually become the headline in the papers they delivered.

By Max Elliot Anderson (Elk Lake Publishing, Inc.)

Kurt Benson and his friends, Riley and Jordan, helped out sometimes at Weaver’s Hardware Store. It only filled half of the building. The other half housed a restaurant. Both businesses shared a common basement. And, it was in that basement where Kurt and his friends overheard a plot for a bank robbery.

By Max Elliot Anderson (Elk Lake Publishing, Inc.)

Kurt Benson and his friends Riley and Jordan used to look forward to summer camp each year up in Wisconsin. But that was before the camp opened up to kids who came from some pretty rough homes a couple of years ago. Then, this summer, things got a little more interesting when a rich kid showed up. He didn’t come by bus, minivan, or car like most campers. This guy arrived in a helicopter.