Elaine Marie AlphinOrden de los libros (cronológico)
Este autor se centra en temas relacionados con la infancia y la vida temprana. Sus obras a menudo exploran las experiencias de crecer y la formación de la identidad. A través de sus escritos, comparte un viaje de crecimiento personal y descubrimiento. Su trabajo resuena con los lectores que aprecian las perspectivas introspectivas sobre la vida.
In 1880s Wyoming, Ned Chapman dreams of finding a dinosaur skeleton. When he discovers some old bones on his father's ranch, Ned is thrust into the world of bone hunters -- men so competitive that they will do anything to bring back the best fossils!
Alexander, in North Carolina while his father decides whether to remarry and move there, meets the ghost of a Confederate soldier and helps him look for his family.
Cameron Miller is the son of a murderer. All he has ever known is the stench of the locked cellar, where he can hear the blows and cries and his father's torrent of terror and abuse. Then a miracle happens: his father is killed in a police shootout. In the aftermath, Cameron grabs his one chance for a normal life: he takes on the identity of Neil Lacey, a boy who Mr. Miller had abducted six years ago. As Neil, he has a life with loving parents, a brother and sister, and the comforts only money can buy. But someone knows what Cameron's doing—someone with the power to turn his life back into a nightmare.