Child Trafficking
and the Underground Railroad
Bryan Mosher presents a historical thriller centered on a grandfather and his two 10-year-old grandsons.
The narrative follows a dual-track structure:
The Grandfather’s Plan: A grandfather arranges for his grandsons to spend their summer with him, using the time to teach them respect and situational awareness while sharing his own personal “sea stories”.
Parallel Journey: Simultaneously, another 10-year-old girl is traveling to the same town, experiencing various historical stops along her route.
The Conflict: The story takes a dark turn when it is discovered that the Underground Railroad—historically a path to freedom—is being subverted into a conduit for modern child slavery.
The Mission: The grandfather and his grandsons must confront these trafficking events to stop the misuse of the historic route.
DÉJÀ VU
In this military adventure, a German teenager is forced into the same submarine service that claimed his father’s life years earlier. Trapped in a dangerous underwater world, he must find a way to outmaneuver his own captain—a man guilty of heinous war crimes—while fighting to protect and reunite with the girl he loves.
This novel appeals to readers of all ages as it explores heavy historical and ethical subjects, including war crimes, the psychological pressure of being coerced into military service, and the legacy of family tragedy from World War I.
Be ready for some historical tension: Set within the high-stakes environment of a German submarine service, the plot relies on tactical outwitting and moral dilemmas that resonate with adult readers of historical fiction and military thrillers.
Charlie and a Dog Named Butkus
In this novel, the story follows the resilience of an eight-year-old boy named Charlie who is left to fend for himself after his mother abandons him.
Growing up without a father and then being abandoned by his mother, Charlie becomes a responsible paperboy to earn money. He is noticed by a local businessman and taken under the wing of Harvey – an ex-Navy SEAL – who teaches Charlie about physical fitness and vital life lessons.
Charlie eventually joins the Army as a military working dog handler. He names his canine partner Butkus – inspired by a football highlight reel of a tenacious player.
After Charlie is injured in Iraq, he and Butkus return to civilian life together. Their “mission” continues at home as they work together to rescue a woman who is a victim of domestic violence.
Joey and I Join Cub Scouts!
What will you find between the covers of this book? Three standalone adventures every Cub Scout remembers.
1. The day I joined the Cub Scouts. I had an imaginary friend named Joey and when I joined the Cub Scouts Joey joined with me. Wait till you read what happened.
2.Camping with the Cub Scouts. Who can ever forget their first camping trip with the Cub Scouts? Having my imaginary friend along sure made it a lot more fun.
3.The Pinewood Derby. Building your first race car. The smell of the sawdust as you sand it before painting. Some cars were winners, and many were not. Dealing with a loss is easier if you figure what the goal was.
Under The Big Top
What is inside?
An eight-year-old Jack Daniels thinks he is a normal kid-until his parents disappear and leave a letter revealing the truth: they were criminals, and he was kidnapped as a toddler. Now Jack is alone with a priceless binder of stolen baseball cards and a sheriff uncovering dark secrets in his backyard.
With the FBI closing in and dangerous strangers on the move, the only person he can trust is his teacher, Miss Day, who becomes the family he never had. But hiding the fortune could make Jack the next target.
Along the way he meets Natasha, the daughter of a Ukranian ballet star who brings her own troubles to Jack and friends.
Joey and I
Christmas
Long before there was THE ELF ON THE SHELF, there was Joey my imaginary friend.
Imaginary friends help children cope with being alone from time to time. For some children, they serve the same function as favorite toys and worn-out blankets. The friend or comfort object helps the child face the dark alone or deal with an unfamiliar situation.
Inside the cover of this book are 3 standalone Christmas stories. Conjured up from the deep recesses of my mind.
1.The Christmas Shoe Adventure. Learning that if you want Christmas Presents you have to give Christmas presents. Who came up with that?
2. Joey and I were sure the higher up the goodbye list the more toys Santa would leave under the tree. Did we have a lot to learn.
3. The Christmas Pickle. All I wanted was a new FLEXIBLE FLYER SLED for Christmas. Was that too much to ask? Just in case Santa decided to bring me clothes again this Christmas they were giving away a brand new FLEXIBLE Flyer sled at Pierce’s country store. All you had to win it was guess how many pickles were in the pickle barrel. How hard could that be?