DOUBLE TROUBLE
In three previous books I wrote about Jay and Jeannie Lee and Richard OneFeather and his wives Kimberly and LeAnn. Of course we can’t forget about old Charlie—the greatest wolf of all time. In this book I will write about their kids and I hope any readers will be able to see a little bit of themselves as they were as youngsters--or would have been if they would have dared to take the chance.
A man once said; “If you don’t gamble you can’t lose.” The other perspective of that is you can’t win either. All of life is a gamble. Consider the risk in driving to work each day on a freeway in bumper to bumper traffic. In fact the next time you are out for a drive keep an eye out for the fool who drives with a phone stuck in their ear while whipping in and out of different lanes--talk about a gamble and it’s your life they may be gambling with! Any adventure involves some risk but if one uses a little common sense the risk can be manageable.
Just think of how it would be to be eighteen or nineteen years old again with all of life ahead of you with all the thrills, spills, and chills of the challenge of adventure. So, old timers, let us relive those thrilling days of yesteryear through these kids as they ride forth to save the day—or maybe to just raise the lid of hell and stick a wedge under it.
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A man once said; “If you don’t gamble you can’t lose.” The other perspective of that is you can’t win either. All of life is a gamble. Consider the risk in driving to work each day on a freeway in bumper to bumper traffic. In fact the next time you are out for a drive keep an eye out for the fool who drives with a phone stuck in their ear while whipping in and out of different lanes--talk about a gamble and it’s your life they may be gambling with! Any adventure involves some risk but if one uses a little common sense the risk can be manageable.
Just think of how it would be to be eighteen or nineteen years old again with all of life ahead of you with all the thrills, spills, and chills of the challenge of adventure. So, old timers, let us relive those thrilling days of yesteryear through these kids as they ride forth to save the day—or maybe to just raise the lid of hell and stick a wedge under it.
DOUBLE TROUBLE
In three previous books I wrote about Jay and Jeannie Lee and Richard OneFeather and his wives Kimberly and LeAnn. Of course we can’t forget about old Charlie—the greatest wolf of all time. In this book I will write about their kids and I hope any readers will be able to see a little bit of themselves as they were as youngsters--or would have been if they would have dared to take the chance.
A man once said; “If you don’t gamble you can’t lose.” The other perspective of that is you can’t win either. All of life is a gamble. Consider the risk in driving to work each day on a freeway in bumper to bumper traffic. In fact the next time you are out for a drive keep an eye out for the fool who drives with a phone stuck in their ear while whipping in and out of different lanes--talk about a gamble and it’s your life they may be gambling with! Any adventure involves some risk but if one uses a little common sense the risk can be manageable.
Just think of how it would be to be eighteen or nineteen years old again with all of life ahead of you with all the thrills, spills, and chills of the challenge of adventure. So, old timers, let us relive those thrilling days of yesteryear through these kids as they ride forth to save the day—or maybe to just raise the lid of hell and stick a wedge under it.
A man once said; “If you don’t gamble you can’t lose.” The other perspective of that is you can’t win either. All of life is a gamble. Consider the risk in driving to work each day on a freeway in bumper to bumper traffic. In fact the next time you are out for a drive keep an eye out for the fool who drives with a phone stuck in their ear while whipping in and out of different lanes--talk about a gamble and it’s your life they may be gambling with! Any adventure involves some risk but if one uses a little common sense the risk can be manageable.
Just think of how it would be to be eighteen or nineteen years old again with all of life ahead of you with all the thrills, spills, and chills of the challenge of adventure. So, old timers, let us relive those thrilling days of yesteryear through these kids as they ride forth to save the day—or maybe to just raise the lid of hell and stick a wedge under it.
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BN ID: | 2940014051699 |
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Publisher: | Soaring Eagle Enterprises |
Publication date: | 01/24/2012 |
Series: | The Chosen Si-Fi Series , #4 |
Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
Format: | eBook |
File size: | 132 KB |
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