The Saga Continues! After Pemba and Prince Alden met and fell in love, the Wizard Gwendolen has one more terrific surprise for them. Upon arriving at Ratley Castle, Pemba finally meets King Wendell and soon after, the royal wedding takes place. But not all is well in the Kingdom of Greater Rattovia. Trouble is brewing: trouble in the shape of a bunch of big, bad rats who call themselves the 'Shady Greys.' Rattovia is going on high alert! But help is on the way. Elfian, the beautiful silver dragon, and many other rat warriors, arriving from far and wide, ready to do what it takes to rid the Kingdom of its dangerous enemy. There is another threat coming, though, affecting the royal family on a more personal basis. And you will not believe who it is... Don't miss out on this charming story A Rat's Tale: Escape from Rattovia.

When young Montague Mad-Rat meets Isabel Moberly-Rat on his way home from Central Park, he is quickly introduced to a vibrant world beyond his own secluded sewer pipe.

As she grew and grew, the other rats and town grew more and more worried as Pemba began eating their homes, their fences, and everything in their gardens! She was not so little anymore but had become a giant rat, rumored to be of royal bloodline, and therefore she was sent away! Meanwhile, in a land far away, young Prince Alden, another giant rat, set out on his journey to find his magical moment. Will Pemba find her place in the world? Will Prince Alden realize his magical moment? Come journey with author Heidi Jackson through a colorful land of adventure and discovery in A Rat's Tale, Pemba is Innocent!

A dragon who was once selfish and unkind had to live by the spell of a peasant whom he refused to help. The dragon then crossed paths with a rat who in turn also was cursed to finding true love so she can transform back to being Princess Arabella. The two creatures from entirely different worlds have bonded, only to realize both their purposes.

Although young Montague Mad-Rat lives in--or rather, under--New York City, he know very few rats besides his mother, who makes hats, his father, who builds mud castles, and his globe-trotting Aunt Elizabeth. But Montague's life takes an abrupt turn for the eventful the stormy day he meets Isabel Moberly-Rat on his way home from Central Park. Home, for Montague, is an old sewer pipe. He now learns that there is a cityful of other rats out there who inhabit abandoned piers and lead considerably less eccentric and more luxurious lives than his family. What's more, these rats are in the midst of a grave crises. A human being has decided to turn their piers into parking lots, and an extermination campaign is already under way. As Montague stumbles into this wider, bewildering world, he long to help ratdom (and impress Isabel). But what can he do, when his only talent is painting the seashells his Aunt Elizabeth brings him from her travels? And to make matters worse, it turns out that a drunken uncle of his, Montague Mad-Rat the Elder, has made their name a standing joke in the rat world. For the first time in his life, young Montague finds out what it is to feel helpless and alone--little realizing that he has not only Isabel and his seashells on his side but his despised drunken uncle as well.

After moving from New York to Italy, Arthur finds success as a painter and new friends like Jack and Uncle Mario.