Linda Joy Singleton Books

Regeneration: the impostor

By Linda Joy Singleton

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180 p. ; 18 cm

The killer

By Linda Joy Singleton, L. J. Singleton

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Chase, a teenage clone created from the DNA of a serial killer, runs away to a ranch in the California Sierras, fearing that he is doomed to repeat the sins of his predecessor.

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By Cloverdale Press, Linda Joy Singleton

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ALMOST PERFECT

By Cloverdale Press, Linda Joy Singleton

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LOVE TO SPARE

By Cloverdale Press, Linda Joy Singleton

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Escape from Ghostland My Sister the Ghost No 2

By Linda Joy Singleton

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Teacher Trouble My Sister the Ghost No 3

By Linda Joy Singleton

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Babysitter Beware My Sister the Ghost No 4

By Linda Joy Singleton

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Last dance

By Linda Joy Singleton

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While trying to help her sick grandmother, Sabine and her Goth friend Thorn travel to a small California town where they become involved in a ghostly, fifty-year-old mystery.

Sea witch

By Linda Joy Singleton

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While vacationing at an Oregon beach, Cassie befriends Galena, a beautiful but treacherous mermaid who, having underhandedly switched bodies with her, leaves Cassie to cope with the consequences of...

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