Chessie, her boss, and a team of archaeologists and scientists are selected by the US State Department to go to Argentina. They meet a similar Argentinian team to examine a location they’re told has multiple sites to excavate. What they believe is to be a dig exploring the Guarani Indians’ past, turns out to be the excavation of a transplanted Nazi compound. From the beginning, it’s apparent there are those who don’t want them in Misiones Province when the plane they were scheduled to fly on is blown up. The danger rises as Chessie and her crew, begin unearthing 70-year-old dirty laundry. Accompany her as she narrowly escapes death and unearths military secrets NO one is supposed to know. 

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It’s seventeen-year-old Dallas Berry’s senior year, and she has high expectations. Known as Squirrel to her friends because of her bushy red ponytail and tendency to hoard, Dalls/Squirrel loves Jacob Barnaby, cats, trees and her family. Squirrel also loves Catwoman, and, like Catwoman, tries to protect those in need.

Since her parents leave home for months at a time to fight wildfires, Squirrel must care for her grandmother, who suffers from Alzheimer’s and diabetes. To make matters worse, escaped convicts are on the loose.

When an intrudung cat and her great-grandmother’s secret diary enter her life in a shroud of mystery, Squirrel’s plans fo​r her last year in high school beginto unravel.

Squirrel’s devotion to her grandmother and concern for needy people and stray cats demonstrate her caring heart, but will her selfless behavior come with too hgh a price?

Biography--reads like a novel about a great lady

From the wretched conditions of Florida’s turpentine camps to Eleanor Roosevelt’s elegant home, from a background of poverty and prejudice to din- ners with the rich and famous, the life of Dr. Annie Mae Walker chronicles both abuse and celebration of growing up black in Daytona Beach and beyond. This tells the story of struggles of civil rights abuse and triumph in the United States from the viewpoint of a woman who helped change its history.

“If you are an educator who believes in inspiring students to perform at their best, you must read the story of Dr. Annie Mae Walker, who lived to inspire students and everyone around her!”

Sometimes our attempts have unforeseen consequences, and sometimes we become discouraged with failure. But dreams are important. Only the individual decides which way to go, regardless of the price he has to pay

Nick Green’s story reveals the heart of a youth who pays the price. He is on a mission—a journey which will change his life forever—no matter how it ends.

This is a debut novel of a promising young author.  

YA or adult book