
The Ravens Crux
by Julie Boglisch
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Pub Date Feb 08 2024 | Archive Date Sep 29 2025
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Description
Ever since their mother's disappearance, Aiden and Noah, 13-year-old twins, have been moving from place to place with their detective father, Roger Raven. While Aiden is not too happy about it, Noah sees it as an opportunity to meet new friends.
That is, until they arrive in the town of Herisdell for their father's work, a seeming ghost town where its almost always raining.
The boys soon find themselves wrapped up in the mysteries of the town including the disappearances of the residents, a boy at school who seems to have a connection to one of the missing people and the strange girl who appeared outside their window within hours of them settling in when no one should have known they had arrived yet.
Aiden and Noah are going to have to learn quickly what is going on. For it seems there is more to the town then meets the eye and it's even more dangerous for them then they could have ever imagined.
A Note From the Publisher2>
Tea, cake, and a good book are often the cornerstones of a comfortable evening for Julie. A writer and artist, she likes to spend hours at a time working on projects, often being distracted by her cat, Nelson. She listens to a variety of different types of music and will often be seen playing D&D with friends.
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781685133672 |
PRICE | $6.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 352 |
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