Hot Pursuit (6)

by Christopher Maselli

Overview

When gold is found in the basement of the Zarza’s house, everyone’s interest is suddenly piqued—especially a money-hungry thief who’ll stop at nothing to get what he claims is his own!

But when you’re armed with a special laptop—-thieves beware!

Matt, Lamar, Gill, and Alfonzo throw their world into high gear as they band together to save Alfonzo’s house, solve a mystery, and stop a thief in his tracks.

Packed with mystery, humor, and high-speed hi-jinks, Matt and his friends learn that the race that matters most is the one they live every day in Christ in Hot Pursuit.

The Amazing Laptop series is a fast-paced, middle-grade Christian series, especially perfect for boys and reluctant readers...though girls love it, too!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013977822
Publisher:	Writing Momentum
Publication date:	02/26/2012
Series:	The Amazing Laptop , #6
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	120
File size:	338 KB
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

An award-winning author, Christopher P.N. Maselli not only has a passion for writing, but also for teaching others how to do the same! Chris has written more than 50 books, including Carson-Dellosa’s Sleuth-It-Yourself mysteries, Zonderkidz’ Amazing Laptop series and the Superkid Adventures. In addition to his own work, Chris contributes to magazines such as Focus on the Family’s Clubhouse magazine where he writes the Adventures in Odyssey mysteries. He has also received a Masters of Fine Arts in Writing from Vermont College.

Chris speaks regularly at writers’ conferences and schools, encouraging others to realize their full writing potential. The teaching in his Children’s Writing Super System has helped many writers realize their dream to become successful children’s authors.

Chris lives in Fort Worth, Texas, with his wife, author Gena Maselli, and their three very active children. In his free time, Chris enjoys collecting It's a Wonderful Life movie memorabilia, playing hide-and-seek with his kids, and “way too much” computing.

His website is at http://www.ChristopherPNMaselli.com