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    The Gypsy's Curse

    By Sara Whitford

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    About this ebook

    In this fourth installment in the Adam Fletcher Adventure Series, a gypsy family sets up camp on the edge of town peddling tinctures, potions, magic, and fortunetelling.

    And like a moth to a flame, Adam Fletcher is drawn there. He decides to pay the mysterious Madame Endora a visit, just for fun — or so he thinks.

    Soon after, a series of worrisome circumstances begin to unfold, one after the other, sending the sleepy port town of Beaufort into a hysterical frenzy.

    Is there really a curse, or is something more sinister to blame?

    The Gypsy's Curse is the fourth book in the Adam Fletcher Adventure Series of historical fiction novels. If you like fast-moving adventures, impetuous young heroes, suspense-filled plots, and a dash of romance, then you'll love Sara Whitford's entertaining series!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSara Whitford
    Release dateOct 13, 2016
    ISBN9780986325267
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    The Gypsy's Curse
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    Sara Whitford

    Sara Whitford's third-great-grandfather wrote their family lineage in a tattered, old copy of Robinson Crusoe. Adventure, literature, and history are in her blood.Ever since she can remember, Whitford has been fascinated by the intriguing past of the coastal North Carolina region that has been home to her family for centuries. How could she not be, with stories of intrepid explorers, Indian kings, and ordinary Bath town boys-turned-pirates-like that notorious sea rogue known as Blackbeard? In her Adam Fletcher Adventure Series, Whitford weaves together colonial-era tales that incorporate true life (but often little known) historical facts with stories and characters inspired by her own decades of research.Whitford writes novels between homeschooling her teenage son and tinkering with her various history-themed websites.Learn more about the Adam Fletcher Series at AdamFletcherSeries.com, and be sure and subscribe to The Gazette newsletter for book news, author events, and more.

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