Kirjahaku

What do three siblings, a talking dove, giants and Time Travel have in common?Join fifteen-year-old Mican, fourteen-year-old Ashton, and their twelve-year-old sister Shayla in a life-changing experience when they attend an Archeological Summer Camp in New Mexico. There they begin their Time Travel Adventure by skimming across the clouds to various locations in history, including seeing the bones of fallen giants, running for their lives from Noah's Flood, hiding from live giants and dodging warring factions.

What do three teenagers, a secret underground base and a kidnapped engineer have in common?As if a flu pandemic weren't enough to deal with, fifteen-year-old Ashton, sixteen-year-old Mican, and thirteen-year-old Shayla are forced to move when their mother learns the family might be in danger because of their father's former work, but after they move into a lovely new home, Ashton is tormented at night by a strange sound coming from under his floor.In an attempt to find the source of the noise, the siblings stumble upon a secret underground base and a man being held hostage.Do they attempt to rescue him or do they hesitate and risk the man being executed? They have one hour to decide.

In this story, seventeen-year-old Shayla is Whisked Away from her mother's wedding day through a time travel portal, a mirror in this case, which has been activated by a young girl on the other side who is being held captive and Trafficked.This sets Shayla on a God-given mission to rescue and to witness to numerous people of various ages.During her adventure, Shayla battles the forces of evil with prayer and quoted scripture, but sometimes she is met with physical violence and resorts to physical violence in return to free herself and the children God has sent her to rescue.Parents, please be aware Prayerfully consider, the intention of this particular book, Whisked Away, is to warn children and adults of the real and present dangers of Human Trafficking, while stressing the victory that can be had through the Lord. I felt compelled to write this, but also to warn you of its content.This book is different from my normal Christian adventure books. Though I have attempted to handle a STRONG subject with non-sexually-graphic-tact, you may NOT want your young person to read this. I definitely do NOT recommend this for children under age twelve. So, with that said, you may want to have your youngster wait before reading this book. I suggest you read it first before making your decision. You know your child better than anyone.

Many people see physical differences as handicaps or impairments, but in this heart-warming, rhyming book, I Wish You Knew, the little girl and her one-eyed cat show the reader the truth, differences are just that, differences, but love and friendship prevail.