Mike believes he has witnessed a kidnapping and, only a young boy, he has to tell an adult what he’s seen to help the girl who was taken. But Mike tells the wrong adult and the next thing he knows, he is waking up in a dark, damp, dungeon-like room. Mike is not alone, however. Continue reading

I fully admit that my main interest in reading this is because of the author, David Ives.  I’ve seen a number of his short plays (I used to judge high school one act plays and if there was a year without a David Ives play, it was an unusual year).  His plays are tremendously funny Continue reading

I’ll be right up front and admit that I was seriously disappointed that this wasn’t a sci-fi/fantasy YA books.  Summer on the Moon, and there’s a huge moon right there on the cover.  I thought we were going to get a youngster’s story being bored and alone on the moon.  I was so sure of it, Continue reading