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Crystal's Perilous Ride (Crystal Blake Adventures Book 1)

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File Size: 5198 KB
Print Length: 138 pages
Publication Date: March 30, 2017
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B06XYFCT4V
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What is going on in the small, country town of Kamiah, Idaho? Very strange things are happening. Who are masquerading as the community’s leading citizens? And why? Maybe it's a kidnapping. Or it could be a spy network. Or an international drug ring. Nothing makes sense to fourteen-year-old Crystal and her friend, Megan, and they're determined to solve the mystery. They've been camping and traveling from California with Crystal's author father on ...

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