Roland Smith
Roland Smith is an American author known for his works of fiction, particularly in the adventure and young adult genres. His notable books include "Peak," which follows a young climber's journey, "Elephant Run," set in World War II Burma, and "Cryptid Hunters," which explores the search for mythical creatures. Other works in his catalog include "The White House," "Storm Runners," and "Jaguar."
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Books by Roland Smith
6 books available
The White House
by Roland Smith
4.2(4,083)
Q and Angela must navigate Secret Service agents and international spies inside the White House to find the truth about Angela's mother, while figuring out who to trust.
Storm Runners
by Roland Smith
3.9(2,724)
A boy who chases hurricanes with his storm runner father faces the ultimate test of survival when the most powerful storm of the century traps him in a desperate fight for his life.
Jaguar
by Roland Smith
3.9(720)
In the Amazon, a young boy uncovers a poaching operation, risking everything to protect the rainforest's jaguars and solve the mystery of his father's past.
Peak
by Roland Smith
4.0(17,537)
A rebellious teen climber, arrested for scaling skyscrapers, must choose between juvenile detention and a perilous Everest ascent with his estranged, self-serving father, risking everything to become the youngest to reach the summit.
Cryptid Hunters
by Roland Smith
4.2(5,467)
Thirteen-year-old twins Grace and Marty enter a world of adventure and danger when they discover their eccentric Uncle Wolfe, a man they never knew existed, is an anthropologist who hunts cryptids.
Elephant Run
by Roland Smith
4.1(6,270)
Stranded in Japanese-occupied Burma during WWII, a British boy and his local friend journey by elephant through the jungle to rescue their families from a POW camp.