The lights, the mysterious night sounds, the abandoned store . . . and the warning . . . Something is going on at the vacant store in town.Are Jeremiah and Millie willing to risk getting arrested . . . or worse . . . to find out what it is? Rumors of ghost lights and a death at the old store increase tension between the brother and sister. When Jeremiah refuses to return to the place they were threatened, Millie convinces her best friend to accompany her. But when Paisley comes to spend the night, the three of them never expected her visit to end like it did.

Ghost Lights of Dry Brook (MotoMysteries: Kids Christian Fiction Mystery and Suspense)

Children's Books

Kukla, Sherri

Literature & Fiction

S&S Publishing, Inc.

These are the Good Old Days is a series of motorcycle recollections written by Fred "Bro" Smith, Wayne Hosaka and Steve Kukla that originally appeared over a number of years in S&S Off Road Magazine. You'll enjoy every memory they share because they'll remind you of dirt bike memories of your own.

These are the Good Old Days: Motorcycle Memories of the 50s, 60s & 70s

Engineering & Transportation

Smith, Fred "Bro"

Hosaka, Wayne

Kukla, Steve

Automotive

Millie’s last thought as her motorcycle launched into the atmosphere was, “I’m going to die!”What do the soldier’s old knapsack and the mysterious cardboard box in the overturned trailer have in common? A cryptic message from a missing man named Emmett and maps to a lost ship in the desert lead Jeremiah and Millie on a curious search.\nWhen the pair become separated on their dirt bikes, they discover they aren’t the only ones searching for the ship. Someone wants the map they have.\nAlone, hurt and out of gas, Millie hears a noise like the rattling of a sidewinder. A loud scream escaping her throat is the last thing she remembers before passing out.\nSuddenly, finding Millie is more important than searching for a legendary lost ship. Will they get there in time?\nThis faith-based mystery for ages 9-90 will have you on the edge of your seat with cliffhangers at the end of every chapter.\nIf you love reading kids Christian fiction mystery and suspense stories, then you’ll love reading Phantom Ship in the Desert complete with plenty of off road adventure. Find out what danger awaits them in the desert . . . get your exciting page-turning copy today!\nThe MotoMysteries Series 
Book 1 The Skeleton and the Lantern 
Book 2 Ghost Lights of Dry Brook 
Book 3 Phantom Ship in the Desert 
Book 4 Harbor Point Haunt 
A Christmas Mini Mystery The Christmas Miracle\nSherri Kukla has knocked it out of the park with her newest book Phantom Ship in the Desert! Once again the reader is engaged from page one to the end of the tale. The various story lines are woven together skillfully and satisfactorily with a few surprises included. It is a desert experience well worth the trip. A good read for reluctant readers and fun for those in isolation. For those who have suffered difficult life experiences, Sherri offers compassion and hope. - Mary Smith, former teacher and elementary school librarian\nThis story is wonderful for young readers as it is filled with mystery and excitement but also weaves a lovely thread touching on faith, family values and kindness towards one another. The author's familiarity with the desert environment and off road exploration brings the landscape to life. I could imagine the desert at night an almost hear the gravel beneath the tires of these off road vehicles as they investigate a true mystery, I recommend this book to everyone.. - Reader of Ghost Lights of Dry Brook\nThis book was amazing. I am fourteen and I loved it! Once I started I couldn't put it down. This book is full of suspense and you are always on the edge of your seat just waiting to find out what happens next. I loved how it included faith in the story and how that helped Millie and Jeremiah get through it. This book was wonderfully written by Mrs. Kukla and I cannot wait for the next book. - Reader of Ghost Lights of Dry Brook

Phantom Ship in the Desert (MotoMysteries: Kids Christian Fiction Mystery and Suspense)

This faith-based mystery series for ages 9-90 will have you on the edge of your seat with cliffhangers at the end of every chapter. The first three MotoMysteries books in one big collection! No more waiting for the next book!\nThe Skeleton and the Lantern Jeremiah Anderson thought he was heading to the desert to ride dirt bikes with his dad. The body dangling from the power station tower on the way should have been a premonition of trouble. His sister Millie loves riding just as much as he does, but only one thing was consuming her thoughts these days. Was she going to be removed from her family?\nGhost Lights of Dry Brook The lights, the mysterious night sounds, the abandoned store . . . and the warning . . . Something is going on at the vacant store in town. Are Jeremiah and Millie willing to risk getting arrested . . . or worse . . . to find out what it is?\nPhantom Ship in the Desert What do the soldier’s old knapsack and the mysterious cardboard box in the overturned trailer have in common? A cryptic message from a missing man named Emmett and maps to a lost ship in the desert lead Jeremiah and Millie on a curious search. When the pair become separated on their dirt bikes, they discover they aren’t the only ones searching for the ship. Someone wants the map they have.\nIf you love dirt bikes, suspense and danger, you’ll fall in love with this dirt bike riding duo and their ever-expanding family and friends as they solve one mystery after another in this growing mystery series for kids ages 9-90.\nSherri Kukla has knocked it out of the park with her newest book Phantom Ship in the Desert! Once again the reader is engaged from page one to the end of the tale. The various story lines are woven together skillfully and satisfactorily with a few surprises included. It is a desert experience well worth the trip. A good read for reluctant readers and fun for those in isolation. For those who have suffered difficult life experiences, Sherri offers compassion and hope. - Mary Smith, former teacher and elementary school librarian\nThis story is wonderful for young readers as it is filled with mystery and excitement but also weaves a lovely thread touching on faith, family values and kindness towards one another. The author's familiarity with the desert environment and off road exploration brings the landscape to life. I could imagine the desert at night an almost hear the gravel beneath the tires of these off road vehicles as they investigate a true mystery, I recommend this book to everyone. - Reader of Ghost Lights of Dry Brook\nThis book was amazing. I am fourteen and I loved it! Once I started I couldn't put it down. This book is full of suspense and you are always on the edge of your seat just waiting to find out what happens next. I loved how it included faith in the story and how that helped Millie and Jeremiah get through it. This book was wonderfully written by Mrs. Kukla and I cannot wait for the next book. - Reader of Ghost Lights of Dry Brook

MotoMysteries Collection: Books One to Three (MotoMysteries: Kids Christian Fiction Mystery and Suspense)

Harbor Point Haunt (MotoMysteries: Kids Christian Fiction Mystery and Suspense)

Suspicious Minds (Dry Brook: Christian Mystery & Suspense Romance)

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