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Paper Treasure
There was a loud click from the floor below-the sound of a door closing.
Charlie could feel the hair on the back of his neck prickle.
It was probably just the wind.
but what if someone was in the house?
Spending the summer months in Colville, Ontario, looks pretty boring to Charlie Bradford - but then he joins forces with Lisa Kirby on a great adventure. Their mission? To discover who stole his grandfather's gold mine shares...
Charlie could feel the hair on the back of his neck prickle.
It was probably just the wind.
but what if someone was in the house?
Spending the summer months in Colville, Ontario, looks pretty boring to Charlie Bradford - but then he joins forces with Lisa Kirby on a great adventure. Their mission? To discover who stole his grandfather's gold mine shares...
124 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published August 1, 1991
About the author
Anne Stephenson
5 books2 followersA freelance writer and journalist, Anne Stephenson spent much of her childhood reading about other people's adventures. Now she makes up her own!
When not writing for nine-to-12 year olds, Anne is busy plotting how to commit murder on the page.
And as one-half of Stephanie Browning, the pen name she shares with long-time friend and co-author Susan Brown, Anne also writes contemporary romance.
The common thread is a love of writing, with a happy ending, and a nod to history in every story. (Except for maybe Bitter End, but there's hardly any blood!)
Anne has an Honours Bachelor of Journalism degree from Ottawa's Carleton University. Her career credits also include corporate communications, scriptwriting and television production.
Anne and her husband live in a lovingly-restored old farmhouse near Lake Ontario.
When not writing for nine-to-12 year olds, Anne is busy plotting how to commit murder on the page.
And as one-half of Stephanie Browning, the pen name she shares with long-time friend and co-author Susan Brown, Anne also writes contemporary romance.
The common thread is a love of writing, with a happy ending, and a nod to history in every story. (Except for maybe Bitter End, but there's hardly any blood!)
Anne has an Honours Bachelor of Journalism degree from Ottawa's Carleton University. Her career credits also include corporate communications, scriptwriting and television production.
Anne and her husband live in a lovingly-restored old farmhouse near Lake Ontario.
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