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Widow's Revenge
by K. L. Fogg
American Fork, Utah: Covenant Communications, 2007 (355 pp.)
 

Genre:  Novel
Sub Genres:
Young Adult Fiction

Subjects: Eighth grade (Education)--Juvenile fiction; Friendship in children--Juvenile fiction; Bullying--Juvenile fiction; Heroes--Juvenile fiction; Kidnapping--Juvenile fiction;
Summary:
You would think that having a famous adventurer for a dad would make your life a little easier. But for Wesley Mackey, his father’s fame seems to only make the eighthgrader a giant target. The school bully’s torments never end. So, in a flash of inspiration, or perhaps desperation, Wesley courageously takes matters into his own hands—and promptly gets kicked out of school. Then things really spiral out of control. Soon Wesley finds that managing a bully is nothing compared to handling kidnappers, wild animals, and a woman who wants him to call her Mom. Now it seems his fate will be determined by the actions of his seemingly geeky new tutor and his family and friends.

You won’t be disappointed when you join Wesley Mackey and his new family on a thrilling and original adventure that will keep you racing through the pages of Widow’s Revenge. [from publisher's web site]

more info at publisher's web site
http://www.covenant-lds.com/osb2/itemdetails.cfm?ID=1998

HBLL Call No: 813 F688411w
A Sequel to :
Serpent Tide by K. L. Fogg
American Fork, Utah: Covenant Communications, 2006 (391 pp.)
Novel



Reviewed In:
April Books for Spring Shower Days by Jennie Hansen
Books to Read before the End of Summer by Michele Ashman Bell

Continued in the sequel:
Diamondback Cave by K. L. Fogg
Novel






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