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A raging snow storm creates the coldest kind of danger for two kids in this riveting tale of historical fiction, part of the Survivor series. Haydn Sinclair hates absolutely everything about his aunt and uncles primitive Rocky Mountain ranch. Hed much rather be in a great city than stuck on the countryside. Haydns cousin Maggie hates the thought of having her rich and spoiled cousin visiting for four long months. Shed be happier if he wasnt around. When Maggies father is injured and she and Haydn are left alone, they argue, and Haydn sets off on foot for the train station miles away. The next day Maggie learns that Haydn never made it to town, and she must search for him despite the blizzard that is raging outside. But even if she can find him, will they be able to survive freezing nights, vicious winds, and the constant threat of snow slides?,.
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I write books for children and YA/adult readers. For TEENS AND ADULTS: THANKS!!! to all the people who have gotten in touch about the Resurrection of Magic trilogy. I am writing the third book NOW...and am astounded at what is happening in the city of Limori. My blog: kathleenduey dot blogspot dot com ...has writing updates, tiny excerpts, a few videos, and NO SPOILERS. A few lines from yesterday's work:In the moonlight, the magicians dragged some kind of heavy bundles onto the stage.One of them rolled off and landed in a heap. Two of the magicians lifted it back up and for an instant, she saw dangling legs, a boneless arm swinging back and forth.The trilogy has been translated into German, Polish and French. I love hearing from readers in any language! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~For YOUNG READERS:The Unicorn's Secret books have gotten lovely new covers by Sandara Tang, an amazing artist based in Singapore. The fan mail from astounds me. I am now hearing from parents who read the books when they were in grade school and are rereading them with their kids. Excerpts from my books are on http://www.kathleenduey.com
