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Haunting at Black Water Cove

By (author) Norma Lehr, By (author) Northland

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Over the winter holidays, Kathy and her mother visit the fishing lodge in Blue Lakes, California where her ancestors lived in the early 1900s. During their stay, the ghost of a girl who lived nearly one-hundred years ago, contacts Kathy to ask her for help in discovering the truth about her mysterious death. Kathy, her beloved dog, Snuggles, and her new friend, Drew, set out to uncover the truth. An age-old mystery of false accusations and young love is revealed in this novel that will keep readers on the edge of their seats.If you couldn't stop turning the pages in Dance of the Crystal Skull (published by Rising Moon), you won't want to miss Kathy Wicklow's latest spine-chilling exploits in Haunting at Black Water Cove.

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