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Escape to the Wild
“Either I’m supposed to die, or I go crazy. But That’ll never happen. I’m too smart to go crazy,” said Ben to the cockroach.”
Thirteen-year-old Ben Montana saw things he shouldn’t have. He knows that the great internet shutdown was deliberate. Now powerful people need to ensure he is silenced…forever. Can he escape this terrible fate?
Adventure, mystery, and survival lead the way in this action-packed novel. Add in encounters with wild animals, and a “wild” family that thinks it is still 1880, and the result is a dark, humorous, quirky, and thoughtful book to thrill readers young and old.
Escape to the Wild can be read as a stand-alone novel, or as the sequel to the Amazon best-seller The Broken Path
Thirteen-year-old Ben Montana saw things he shouldn’t have. He knows that the great internet shutdown was deliberate. Now powerful people need to ensure he is silenced…forever. Can he escape this terrible fate?
Adventure, mystery, and survival lead the way in this action-packed novel. Add in encounters with wild animals, and a “wild” family that thinks it is still 1880, and the result is a dark, humorous, quirky, and thoughtful book to thrill readers young and old.
Escape to the Wild can be read as a stand-alone novel, or as the sequel to the Amazon best-seller The Broken Path
162 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 20, 2022
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November 22, 2022
A great adventure for a young reader
Adventure, danger, and great words of wisdom sprinkled throughout the narrative made this book a fun read.
As the author points out in the beginning of the book, he is a fan of the Hardy Boys, and this story proves it. I might also add that this books has a bit of Tom Sawyer or Huckleberry Finn type of adventure to it as well.
Adventure, danger, and great words of wisdom sprinkled throughout the narrative made this book a fun read.
As the author points out in the beginning of the book, he is a fan of the Hardy Boys, and this story proves it. I might also add that this books has a bit of Tom Sawyer or Huckleberry Finn type of adventure to it as well.
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