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    The Mystery of Ghost Dancer Ranch: The Adventures of Punkin and Boo, #1

    By Patrick E. Craig

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    The Mystery of Ghost Dancer Ranch is the gripping story of two teenage cousins who are thrown together for the summer at their Grandparents' ranch in California. While exploring the old ranch, the girls stumble on a mystery that involves desperate crooks, the ghost of a long-dead Sioux War Chief, a young Native American man on a mission to save his tribe, and secret tunnels and caves left over from an old Spanish Mission. Throw in a guardian angel who protects the girls from some evil spirits that want to bring the story to a bad end, and you have The Mystery of Ghost Dancer Ranch, the first in a series of faith-filled mystery adventures for kids, featuring Punkin and Boo.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherP&J Publishing
    Release dateJun 27, 2018
    ISBN9780996533430
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    The Mystery of Ghost Dancer Ranch: The Adventures of Punkin and Boo, #1
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    Patrick E. Craig

    “Patrick E. Craig is a lifelong writer and musician who left a successful songwriting and performance career in the music industry to write fiction and non-fiction books. In 2011 he signed a three-book deal with Harvest House Publishers to publish his Apple Creek Dreams series. His current series is The Paradise Chronicles and the first book in the series, The Amish Heiress, was published by P&J Publishing in August of 2015 and remained on the Amazon bestseller lists for six months. The second book in the Series, The Amish Princess, was released in December, 2016, and spent several weeks in the top 30 in two categories in “Hot New Releases” on Amazon. The last book in the series, The Mennonite Queen, is scheduled for release in January 2019. In June of 2017, Harlequin Books purchased the print rights The Amish Heiress for their Walmart Amish Collection. In 2018, P&J Publishing purchased all rights for the Apple Creek Dreams series and is currently re-releaseing new editions.  Patrick and his wife, Judy, make their home in Idaho, are the parents of two married children and have five grandchildren. Patrick is represented by the Steve Laube Agency.

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    • 5/5
      The Mystery of Ghost Dancer Ranch by Patrick E. Craig is first in the Adventures of Punkin and Boo series for young teens. Two young cousins have their summers rearranged for them and off to their grandparent's ranch they go. Each is upset to be away from their friends and to have to stay with a cousin she hasn't seen in a very long time. But the mystery draws them in right away and their friendship renews quickly. Dark caves and tunnels, beating drums, guardian angels, crooks who are determined to get what they want any way they can, and palpable, frightening evil makes for a great book for kids who like a mystery. With fast-paced scenes and ongoing suspense of how in the world will this all turn out, the author does an excellent job of keeping a reader's interest from the first chapter to the last. There is a strong Christian theme throughout the book as the subjects of genealogy, American-Indian history and casinos are dealt with. A good read for youngsters and adults alike.I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for my honest review.
    • 4/5
      What a beautiful tale that I clearly enjoyed and couldn't help with shedding a tear, I loved the pair of girls nicknamed Boo and Punkin , two teenage girls with iniquitous minds. Boo had found that there was much to discover in the old farmhouse where she was to spend a week at her grandparent's home, and she intended to explore from the attic down, unknowingly that she was way over her way to solve a mystery. This is my first time reading this author, and I think that young and old will enjoy the journey!