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Description
Ashton travels to Mexico on a missionary trip where she faces fear, doubt, and danger. The story centers on her struggle to cope with the painful memory of her brother's death. The novel is written for upper grade readers and explores themes of grief, faith, and personal healing.
Quick Summary
A missionary trip to Mexico becomes a life-changing adventure when Ashton faces dangerous situations while dealing with the painful memory of her brother's death. Readers will be hooked by the suspenseful moments woven with raw emotional depth as Ashton navigates fear, doubt, and real threats while working through grief. If your kid loves the emotional intensity and faith-based themes in books like "The Last Summer" by Catherine Stokes, they'll be captivated by this story. Perfect for ages 14-18 in grades 9-12 who enjoy character-driven stories with both external action and internal struggle.