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The Mountain Shack Mystery

By: Reba Whitley

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The Great Bear Mountains of Tennessee are mysterious and wonderful. For everyone who lives on this glorious mountain range, with acres of giant, beautiful trees, their families have been there for hundreds of years. The only newcomers are the ones recently born on the mountain, or those who have been approved for very short vacation visits. That’s the way the mountain people wanted it. Only five families started out on this mountain, and those five families have grown into over two thousand citizens living there. They fought long and hard to have the right to choose who comes and goes on their mountain. It is now a community law: if the mountain people don’t approve of you, you’re out! Well, that is, if they know you’re on their mountain... Something very strange was discovered while Jodi O’Connor was visiting her family on Bear Mountain. No one there had experienced anything like it before, and they hoped to never come across anything like it again! The peaceful mountain had become scary and unknown. How could something so awful, so cruel happen right under their nose? This was one time the people of the mountain agreed that they needed and welcomed outsiders to come and stay as long as necessary to deal with this horrible nightmare that had come to their beautiful, peaceful mountain.

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169

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Covenant Books, Inc.

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ISBN 10

1638851697

ISBN 13

9781638851691

Ireland's Viper

By: Reba Whitley

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Ireland's Viper

By: Reba Whitley

Ireland's Viper is a sequel to The Mountain Shack Mystery. The mountain family's story continues as they go to Ireland for Patrick and Etta's wedding. Little did they know, the affliction and misery from the mountain crime would be waiting to plague their joyous event with more pain and suffering! Find out how the family's dependence on God carried them through another trial and proved to them, once more, that God can and does work things out for their good.

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