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The Kidnapping off Billy Buttons - The Razor and Edge Mysteries - cover

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The Kidnapping off Billy Buttons - The Razor and Edge Mysteries

Russ Crossley

Publisher: 53rd Street Publishing

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Summary

A Razor and Edge Mystery 
 
Razor and Edge help a twelve year old recover his teddy bear. What they discover is ties to royalty, and that the bear may not belong to him. 
 
The boy's issues go far beyond the loss of a precious toy and Razor is determined to solve this case.
Available since: 10/03/2017.

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