Douglas Quinn

• Jan-2020
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A biographic Historical fiction novel about the first woman to play professional baseball in the Negro Leagues. In this book the author fills in the cracks and explores Toni Stone's conversations, interactions and relationships with her family, the b...

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• May-2017
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When Webb heada to his aunt Tabby's house to investigate her claim of flying painted turtles and giant red hopping rabbits, he arrives to find an old family friend, Erskine Weeks, had made a fatal one-point landing with his crop duster in Tabby's fro...

• Nov-2016
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Once again, Quinn is on summer vacation, visiting his father in Oregon, when he and his friend Little Dove spend a week in Little Dove's mother's home area, the Klamath Indian Reservation. There they reconnect with an old acquaintance, White Moon, an...

• Nov-2016
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Summer McPhee and her friends form The Mystery Club in order to help solve a number of house break-ins around Ocracoke Village. A young girl named Savannah Howard (who, like Summer, wears a pink ball cap) helps The Mystery Club solve the crime....

• Sep-2016
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• Jun-2015
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Webb travels to Ocracoke Village on the Outer Banks of North Carolina to go on a fishing trip with his friend, Blythe Parsons. However, when he arrives, her boat is gone and she is nowhere to be found. And, to make matters worse, Hurricane Angela has...

• Nov-2014
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In the Fjord of Karlsgaard is a whole nation of warriors known as the Dreadmen, who are ready to break out of their haven where they have been hiding and preparing for a thousand years. Charles and Hero, the purple dragon, find out that the Dreadmen'...

• Sep-2014
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While Quinn and his cousins Austin and Matthew visit the Manassas Battlefield Museum. While there, Quinn purchases a book about the famous Confederate Colonel John Mosby, known as The Gray Ghost. When Quinn realizes that one of the artifacts in the b...

• Jul-2014
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It seems like easy money when Summer McPhee accepts payment from Sheriff Randy Caswell to keep an eye on a boat in the Silver Lake Harbor. When she meets Ellie Antonelli, who is living on the boat named The Pink Lady, Summer soon finds out there is m...

• May-2014
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The second book in Douglas Quinn's Ancestry novels, Samuel The Pioneer, the son of Cornelius The Orphan, goes on a mission to find and rescue his sister who, as a child, was taken by the Indians and sold to the French, deals with an unscrupulous busi...

• Jun-2012
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Set on the Outer Banks and Albemarle Sound areas of northeast North Carolina, Swan's Landing: a Webb Sawyer Mystery is the third novel in this series. When Webb Sawyer's young friend, Sunshine Bledsoe's mother goes missing, then later found buried in...

• Apr-2012
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When a girl from Summer McPhee's school named Missy Reynolds is accused of stealing things from around Ocracoke Village, Summer doesn't believe it. Summer sets out to prove Missy's innocence. However, in her zeal to help, her investigation backfires,...

• Mar-2012
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When his dad takes Quinn to visit his Aunt Kim and cousin Summer McPhee at Ocracoke Village on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, little does Quinn realize the adventure awaiting them. Once there, Quinn discovers that his Aunt Kim is unable to pay th...

• Nov-2011
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Charles, the son of Lothar, the dragon keeper, is there at Colshire Castle to assist his father with the birth of Charon and Chaka's dragonling. Once the new addition is old enough, he is to be trained for Prince Barth, the king's son. Much to everyo...

• Oct-2011
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When Quinn's new neighbor, Vaughn Taylor, told him that the kids in his class at school said the house at the end their road was haunted, Quinn just laughed. Quinn had ridden his bike down to the house many times and, while it was old, falling apart ...

• Nov-2010
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When Quinn travels to visit his father in Oregon, he discovers that the bear who has been raiding the log cabin's trash bins may not be a bear at all. What kind of bear runs away on two feet? And are all bears that big? Quinn Higgins and his friend, ...

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• Jun-2010
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Historical Fiction/Adventure--Set in the 17th Century, Cornelius: The Orphan is based on an actual character in the author's ancestry. The author weaves a tale of adventure and mis-adventure as Cornelius Cursonwhit sets off at a young age from New Am...

• Jul-2009
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Life is good for Webb Sawyer. Until he gets hit over the head in the Nags Head Pier parking lot. Until a mercenary from Columbia, and three of the Columbian's friends try to kill him and burn down his house at Blue Heron Marsh. Until his son goes mis...

• Jul-2007
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Webb Sawyer has recently been released from a U. S. Army psychiatric hospital. Out of personal revenge, he'd killed a Serbian death squad leader. When Clara Zemeniewski is arrested for the murder by hanging of her father, Willard Haynes, her friend A...

• Aug-2006
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Jennifer Ellis thought she had left behind the memories of the international incident where a chartered Iberian Air 727 was hijacked with she and other American high school students, including her brother.But eight years later, while working at the W...

• Jun-2004
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A fast and furious, Machiavellian plot that once you begin reading, you can't put it down.-Webb Sawyer, author of Blue Heron Marsh"Loved it a thrilling read from cover to cover"-Elrod Stanton, author of Hunting GroundHenry Ellis becomes embroiled in ...