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A Whisker Past Midnight(USA)-Andrew Garrett
A Whisker Past Midnight takes place just after World War Two—a “simple” ocean crossing turns into a fight for survival.
Two mice--Frankie, just trying to get home to New York, and Laura, an heiress who's spent her fortune seeking justice for her murdered father--find themselves the last line of defense against an entire crew of Nazis who have turned an ocean liner into a floating mousetrap. One Nazi in particular has made it his personal mission to see them very, very dead. Jeez, stick a fork in a guy one time...
It appears that their sole ally on the ship is a wounded American operative whose deep cover has just been blown--and who may be more interested in taking the ship down with him than getting anyone out alive.
Big band music fills the air, a U-boat lurks just out of sight—and a femme fatale fox wants Frankie for lunch. When the New Year's Eve ball drops at midnight, it could be lights out for good. |
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| The Flute (UK)-Simon Parker |
The Flute (UK)-Simon Parker
A boy is given a magic flute
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Walker's Run (USA)-Mark Justice
Walker’s Run is about a runt Husky who is born into a championship dogsled family. At an early age, walker runs away from home to prove to his father that he’s worthy. Take in by his father’s biggest rival, walker is given a new identity and persona. Walker goes on to compete against his father, and experiences heartache when his father unexpectedly passes away. After giving up racing, walker is rescued by motherly love, a new friend, and some southerly advice to comeback and fulfills his father’s legacy by beating his father’s rival and winning the championship. |
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