An exciting story about three teenagers training for the MS150 City to Shore bike ride and their adventures along the way in the Sourland Mountains of New Jersey. The trio stumbles on an old tree and a rock containing pictogyphs from the Lenni Lenape Indians describing a god who has a striking resemblance to the Jersey Devil. They also find an old springhouse that contains a secret set of servers belonging to an illegal gambling website. When they use a robot to discover the contents of the spring-house and accidentally discover something that could change the course of History, their curiosity almost gets them in trouble with the owners of the website but some quick thinking and riding save the day. As they ride they learn about the Lindbergh kidnapping and visit the site of the kidnapping and the location where the kidnapped babies body was discovered along with the facts and controversy that to this day have scholars questioning what really transpired that fateful night in March.
The Mountain is a mystery that involves; teenagers, computers and mountain bikes. The story unfolds in rural New Jersey. There is plenty of action and humor as the teenagers try to understand why they are being harassed by two unsavory characters who are about to hijack a communications satellite. There are mountain bike races, along with some interesting theories about memory to add to this exciting story. The book is written for the adolescent reader.
Three teenage mountain bikers get stranded in a cave in a remote section of the Poconos during a violent storm. They discover a message that has been carved into the ceiling of the cave and go on a journey that takes them back to a Native American boy on a special mission. We are also transferred back over five hundred years to a small Lenni Lenape village to learn about a brief period in the life of a Native American boy. We are taught about a special text that contains the written History of these Native Americans and how the text, the Native American boy and the mountain bikers are all brought together. The trio of mountain bikers collect clues, complete research and with the help of friends and their High School History teacher make an historic discovery.
Three teenage mountain bikers get stranded in a cave in a remote section of the Poconos during a violent storm. They discover a message that has been carved into the ceiling of the cave and go on a journey that takes them back to a Native American boy on a special mission. We are also transferred back over five hundred years to a small Lenni Lenape village to learn about a brief period in the life of a Native American boy. We are taught about a special text that contains the written History of these Native Americans and how the text, the Native American boy and the mountain bikers are all brought together. The trio of mountain bikers collect clues, complete research and with the help of friends and their High School History teacher make an historic discovery.
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