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Justice "Penelope" is not just a girl crushing on the older boy next door. She can fly. She can fly and turn invisible while she flies. She has no reason to distrust Efron Sever, just his abusive father.
In Up From Corinth: Book 2 of Journey Into Darkness, Duane Kinkade’s search for his father leads him to the Confederate Army at Corinth, Mississippi, and into battle near a church called Shiloh at a place called Pittsburg Landing. He finds himself in a quagmire when the circumstances of battle land him with the Union Army in the care of an army surgeon. Moore expertly chronicles that battle and the months that follow through the summer and fall of 1862. Finally, in the winter of ’62-’63,
Haddie Green’s father, an archaeologist, has been kidnapped in the jungles of Colombia while searching for the Skull of the Zipa. So, instead of attending her senior prom like a typical teenager, Haddie finds herself in Colombia following cryptic clues in her father’s journal to find the valuable artifact hoping they will lead her to him. But within hours of arriving, Haddie realizes finding the relic will be no easy task. Now a target of the same group of mercenaries who kidnapped her father,
Justice "Penelope" is not just a girl crushing on the older boy next door. She can fly. She can fly and turn invisible while she flies. She has no reason to distrust Efron Sever, just his abusive father.
In Up From Corinth: Book 2 of Journey Into Darkness, Duane Kinkade’s search for his father leads him to the Confederate Army at Corinth, Mississippi, and into battle near a church called Shiloh at a place called Pittsburg Landing. He finds himself in a quagmire when the circumstances of battle land him with the Union Army in the care of an army surgeon. Moore expertly chronicles that battle and the months that follow through the summer and fall of 1862. Finally, in the winter of ’62-’63,
Haddie Green’s father, an archaeologist, has been kidnapped in the jungles of Colombia while searching for the Skull of the Zipa. So, instead of attending her senior prom like a typical teenager, Haddie finds herself in Colombia following cryptic clues in her father’s journal to find the valuable artifact hoping they will lead her to him. But within hours of arriving, Haddie realizes finding the relic will be no easy task. Now a target of the same group of mercenaries who kidnapped her father,