Oklahoma Trail Ride

Sherry Moss Walraven

Sinopse

“Where are we? How did we get here? “I’m Scared. We need help.”
 
The fun-loving cousins are at it again. They sure do like their adventures while on vacation. They met some nice people while on their last mission in the Arkansas Mountains. One of the men they met was Buzz. He invited the girls to visit their ranch in Oklahoma. He wanted his wife to meet the girls.
 
The girls were excited to visit Buzz and his wife, Jayne. They thought that nothing bad could go wrong with such nice people.
 
Buzz and Jayne gave the girls an option on what to do the next day. Half of the girls wanted to go to an old Country Store. The other half of the girls went to a cave that is said to be magical. They didn’t believe in that, so they went to the cave. When they went in the cave, they saw two Indian Chiefs and a strange man. A storm was beginning to roll in with a vengeance. The horses were restless due to the storm, so they brought them in the cave. A strong bolt of lightning hit but they knew something was wrong. Eight people looked around and noticed they didn’t know where they were. It was like they went up in smoke. Will they find their way back home?

Disponível desde: 20/03/2024.

Comprimento de impressão: 138 páginas.

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