mistaken identity

Presents the original text of Shakespeare's "The Comedy of Errors" side-by-side with a plain English translation, and includes character profiles, and commentary.

Rick Montoya, a cop suspended from the force and under investigation for corruption, returns to clear his name and discovers someone has been living in his apartment, but before he can find out who it is, the building explodes and Rick is left wondering if he was the primary target and who might be after him.

When serial killer Hank Miller is killed in a shoot-out with police, his abused son Cameron adopts the identity of one of his father's victims in order to find a better life.

When young Mary Cooke becomes a servant at Whitwell Hall in 1911, she does not imagine how her life will be manipulated by her mistress, Amanda Whitwell, nor how their lives will be intertwined.

When Joe gets a chance to prove himself as coach and discovers that it is not as easy as it seems, Wishbone is reminded of the tale in which a poor boy trades places with the crown prince of England, each one believing that the other has the easier life.

While attending obedience class with his new humans, Buddy the dog helps solve a mystery involving two pugs that were switched at the dog park.

When Joe fills in as a coach for a girls T-ball team, Wishbone is reminded of the Mark Twain tale of a poor English lad and a crown prince who trade places to see how the other side lives.

Flavia and her friends pursue tutor Aristo from Corinth to Athens when he escapes after being accused of committing a brutal attack on Flavia's father.

Two look-alike, discontented seventeen-year-olds--one a sophisticated city girl and the other an Amish farm girl--decide to trade lives for a week.

Red Blazer Girls Sophie, Margaret, Becca, and Leigh Ann are hired by Father Julian who wants them to authenticate a painting, while Sophie faces off with her arch-rival and takes care of movie-star Nate Etan's dog.