From the author of Nightmare Mountain comes another tale of suspense sure to create delight and fright for middle-grade readers. When 13-year-old Willow nearly drowns in Pinecone Lake, she has two visions: one of her grandparents, and one of her past life in Egypt. As her sister succumbs to leukemia, Willow learns to view her visions as symbols of everlasting hope.
Read More
From the author of Nightmare Mountain comes another tale of suspense sure to create delight and fright for middle-grade readers. When 13-year-old Willow nearly drowns in Pinecone Lake, she has two visions: one of her grandparents, and one of her past life in Egypt. As her sister succumbs to leukemia, Willow learns to view her visions as symbols of everlasting hope.
Read Less
