In this contemporary fiction for kids 9-12 years, the Lewis and Clark Squad summer basketball team are a lean, clean, adventure-finding, mystery-solving crew.

Their first contemporary fiction adventure revolves around an abandoned out-of-state pickup truck on a neighbor's property. Every day someone keeps moving weird objects from inside the locked cab to the truck bed. Yet the kids never see anyone out there...

When the Lewis and Clark Squad discover a trunk full of old rifles -- and one with a mysterious code written inside -- they're off on their next exploit. What does the code mean? And who could have put it there? The Squad wants to know...

Could the unknown visitor who's come to town be to blame? The Lewis and Clark Squad is determined to discover the culprit. More mystery adventure in this contemporary fiction novel series. They determine all they'll need is a telescope, a rusty can of nails, and a goat. With this creative idea, they could end up in the middle of something big. And scary.

In this fourth sequel of basketball fiction for kids, the Lewis & Clark Squad travels to Montana to watch Jeremiah dance in a powwow. Of course, they also plan to play a little 3-on-3 basketball for fun...

First there was his nightmare about climbing Deception Pass. Then Cody gets caught in a couple of unpleasant, surprising situations. And the local bully is after him, trying to reclaim his title as the toughest kid in town...

The final Lewis & Clark Squad kids fiction series. It's show time at the end of the summer. It was the world's fastest season. A summer of basketball, growing up, and becoming best friends. School starts in just a few days. Time for the league championship games...