Henry Carter Hull

Twelve-year-old Emma Graham becomes obsessed with the story of Mary-Evelyn Devereau--a girl just Emma's age who drowned in Spirit Lake forty years earlier. In the course of her investigation, Emma learns secrets best left untold and must make some grown-up decisions about right and wrong.

On Spike's first trip to the big city he rides in an elevator, catches a frisbee, and gets lost.

Marvin the ape slips out of the zoo and finds he likes it on the outside, where he easily blends into city lifestyles.

Ellen Grier and her family move in with her in-laws to help take care of them, and she begins to feel like she is losing her identity.

Former college football star Charles Croker has been propelled by his oversized ego to the top of Atlanta's corporate world, but he is hit with a startling dose of reality when he finds himself middle-aged with a young, demanding second wife, a 29,000-acre quail-shooting plantation, and an alarming load of debt.

An innocent young woman is seduced by the temptations of Bourbon Street in this sultry, scintillating tale Twenty-two-year-old Barbara Dorn has always been sure of herself. Sure of her happiness in rural Tancipahoa Parish, Louisiana, where she was born and raised. Sure of her commitment to her fiancé, an agricultural school graduate who cultivates his family farm with scientific exactitude. Sure of her distaste for big-city life and excitement. But...

On a mission to the big City to save his farm, Babe the pig gets separated from his Human, the Boss's Wife, and finds himself among unscrupulous thieves and homeless animals.