SKU: 682800 Escape From Zarahemla

Chris Heimerdinger

Description

As the Passageway Reopens, Mysteries and Peril Emerge.

It's been six months since the inexplicable passage to Zarahemla disintegrated and disappeared. Kerra and Brock McConnell have been reunited with their long,lost father, but an emptiness is left in Kerra's heart as she watches her courageous Nephite warrior, Kiddoni, fade away in a vortex of time,possibly forever.

As a violent flash flood washes through the forested hollow near Leeds, Utah, it reawakens the Whistlers and reignites the mystical rift that leads to ancient America. Kerra and Brock quickly learn of multiple secrets their father did not reveal about his twelve,year sojourn in the first century AD. Soon they realize that such puzzles could have mind,bending ramifications for their lives and draw them into a world rife with dangers as lethal as obsidian blades, enemies more ruthless than the darkest savages, and evils so pervasive they could destroy their family once and for all.

In the tumult of their adventure, Kerra and Brock soon find themselves in league with familiar friends from other Chris Heimerdinger novels, fighting alongside these valiant heroes and binding together Escape from Zarahemla with the imaginative Tennis Shoes Adventure Series! Dive into the fray as two wildly popular adventure series merge into one!

About the Author

Chris Heimerdinger - Chris Heimerdinger's first novel, Tennis Shoes Among the Nephites, first appeared in August of 1989. With the twelfth installment, Drums of Desolation, the Tennis Shoes Adventure series has sold over a million and half copies on book and audio. Chris is the author of the novel Passage to Zarahemla, and producer/director of the feature film of the same name, as well as its book sequel, Escape from Zarahemla, which are now officially part of the Tennis Shoes ''universe.'' He is also the producer/ songwriter on the album Whispered Visions. With Thorns of Glory, Part 1, Chris presents the twenty-first novel of his writing career a creative span of more than a quarter century.