The Key, the Outlaw, and the Treasure
Anna Holloway’s father was murdered in the streets of Boston, and she must leave with her family to join her Uncle John in the New Mexico territory. But when she discovers a hidden map to a buried treasure, the 16-year-old learns that her uncle might not be the benefactor that her family believes he is. Her suspicions are confirmed when a stranger appears in search of the map and takes Anna’s brother, William, hostage. Now she must find him and run with the map to keep him away from her family, or he will kill them all to find the treasure for himself. ISBN 978-1-945146-43-5 • 6 x 9 paperback • 266 pgs • $16.95 About the authorOther Books by Carrie MerrillConnect With the AuthorThe Angel Blade Series
Anna Holloway’s father was murdered in the streets of Boston, and she must leave with her family to join her Uncle John in the New Mexico territory. But when she discovers a hidden map to a buried treasure, the 16-year-old learns that her uncle might not be the benefactor that her family believes he is. Her suspicions are confirmed when a stranger appears in search of the map and takes Anna’s brother, William, hostage. Now she must find him and run with the map to keep him away from her family, or he will kill them all to find the treasure for himself.
ISBN 978-1-945146-43-5 • 6 x 9 paperback • 266 pgs • $16.95
About the authorOther Books by Carrie MerrillConnect With the AuthorThe Angel Blade Series
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Gaily bedight,<br />
A gallant knight,<br />
In sunshine <strong>and</strong> in shadow,<br />
Had journeyed long,<br />
Singing a song,<br />
In search of Eldorado.<br />
But he grew old—<br />
This knight so bold—<br />
And o'er his heart a shadow<br />
Fell as he found<br />
No spot of ground<br />
That looked like Eldorado.<br />
And, as his strength<br />
Failed him at length,<br />
He met a pilgrim shadow—<br />
"Shadow," said he,<br />
"Where can it be—<br />
This l<strong>and</strong> of Eldorado?"<br />
"Over <strong>the</strong> Mountains<br />
Of <strong>the</strong> Moon,<br />
Down <strong>the</strong> Valley of <strong>the</strong> Shadow,<br />
Ride, boldly ride,"<br />
<strong>The</strong> shade replied,<br />
"If you seek for Eldorado!"<br />
"Eldorado" by Edgar Allan Poe
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