No one will believe it unless they find it.
After
being injured and nearly killed by a mysterious train car careening
down a mountain, Travis Mortley is faced with the dilemma of figuring
out what happened and proving that the event was real. Despite his
injuries, nobody will believe him that it was really a train car, not
even his best friends. To prove he was right, Travis must find the train
car which lies at the bottom of Lake Wiloko. Like searching for a
needle in a sea of haystacks, Travis and his friends set out on a
mission to find it and figure out what happened. Going up the mountain
to investigate is out of the question, until his friend Diane feels God
telling her to go herself. Determined to follow God's leading, she will stop at nothing,
even though she has no idea what dangers may be lurking. Travis must
face his fears as he helps her on a mission that could cost them their
lives. Join Travis and his friends as they try to solve the mystery of the sunken train car.
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About The Author
Jeremy Biesecker is a Christian
Illusionist, which is a ministry he has been involved with since 1997-
www.illusionswithjeremy.com. After writing newsletters for his ministry
for a number of years, he eventually began writing books as well.
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My Review
A debut novel that grabbed me and didn't let go until the last page was
turned! A read for teens on up, filled with action, with young adults
about to graduate college and start the rest of their lives, when a
fateful turn on the road changes his and his friends lives.
We stay
with this group of five young people, who risk their lives to find
answers, and with some very scary times and happenings, we journey for
answers. Yes, you will find yourself questioning whom to trust, and
hoping they make the right decision.
This is a beautifully written
faith based read, some questioning and others leading, but it did warm
my heart when the gift of faith is accepted!
If you enjoy a good mystery full of action, this one sure fits and more!
I received this book from the author, and was not required to give a positive review.
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