Jane Bond

Contains books three and four of Jane Bond. Moons of Jupiter, Book 3 Left for dead on the dark side of the Moon. In the hospital, no one can hear you scream...for nachos, ice cream, and chocolate. And maybe some nice maple-bacon waffles. Jane's back home after her encounter on the moon with the artifact that left a ping-pong-ball-sized hole through her. She's getting used to apple sauce and a lot of video games. Meanwhile, her friends take a few day trips including an ironic trip to Roswell, NM. They wind up getting in trouble all over the world while Jane rests up. And none of it was Olive's fault. Really! Then, Jane's attacker shows up again, and the devastation it leaves behind is heartrending. Will Jane and her friends find a way to track and destroy the creature? Or will they live with a death threat hanging over their heads? The Evershaw Curse, Book 4 As the Bailey and Bond Detective Agency hits the ground running, Jane's first case is a murder. Well, technically, that's not true. Jane's first outing is a missing persons case; the client's husband had vanished nearly 20 years before. As usual, Jane, Bailey and Olive wind up running all over the world looking for clues. Romance blooms for both Bailey and Olive, but Jane gets her share with Dale. And Jean, the computer that runs Jane's house, winds up far more visible than just quarreling with Alexa over who is really in control. Another rollicking adventure with Jane and friends awaits. Won't you join them?

Contains books one and two of the humorous sci-fi Jane Bond series. Some Assembly Required, book one An alien pilot. A chocolate cake. A doomed relationship or two. Jane's life as an elementary school librarian gets sidetracked when she digs up the AI pilot of a 140-million-year-old spacecraft. Now, she's running all over the world looking for spaceship parts, falling in and out of love, and trying to keep her friends from thinking she's crazy. To make matters worse, the ship she's recovering is starting to sound a bit more like the Death Star than the Millennium Falcon. When did life get so complicated? Dark Side of the Moon, book two Fully stocked spaceship garage - check. Fully prepped spaceship - check. Fully trained...and ready to pilot? Jane's got her own spaceship, but she has no idea how to even get it out of the garage, let alone fly it. No worries, everything's under control - meet Olive, Jane's new pilot! Jane finds some very interesting things in the basement left behind when Kit went away. Among them is a fully operational space ship. After an almost shattering start, Jane and her friends are globetrotting again, with the addition of Olive to pilot the ship - and make pancakes. Olive isn't a real person, but she's working hard at becoming one - and learning how to make pancakes and waffles along the way. But will pancakes be enough to deal with Jane's mom and whatever lies on the dark side of the moon?