Summer at Steller's Creek

"e;Penny,"e; I said uneasily, "e;It's getting dark."e;She looked around at the darkening water and deepening shadows. Then we stared at each other with wide eyes. Let s go! she quavered. We reeled in the fishing line, grabbed our bait can, and started back through the trees. In a few moments, we reached the trail and paused to catch our breath. Then we heard it. Deep in the willow thicket, as if something heavy had stepped on it, a branch cracked. We stood paralyzed for a second. Don t move! I whispered, just as Penny screamed and started running up the trail toward the cabin. A spunky twelve-year-old homeschooler. A remote cabin in the Rocky Mountains. An older brother s secret. A lively wolf-dog pup and dogsled dreams. A dangerous visitor, and a hostile neighbor with unsettling questions. Is Jessica ready for her summer at Steller s Creek?Extra! An Afterword with discussion questions presents classical arguments for God s existence. From the Foreword: A delightful read. It keeps you reading and enjoying the story while you learn how to walk with God. I highly recommend it! Dr. Gary Habermas, Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Department of Philosophy and Theology at Liberty University.