An Extra-Ordinary Mystery
Carla Solomon
What if the women in your family could do extra-ordinary things, but after an unfortunate incident, your mom wants you to pretend to be ordinary? Amber Gable stays true to herself and uses her extra-ordinary gifts to find their new not-so-ordinary house. There's a stained glass window with roses that move, a secret room, and an elusive black cat who leads Amber to a hidden box. With her new friend Eva, who's a little extra-ordinary too, she returns the box to the owner who's heartbroken to find a riddle where her love letters used to be.The girls volunteer to unravel the riddle and search for the letters. The black cat keeps showing up, and as they get closer to solving the mystery, Amber begins to think there's more for her to discover than just the missing letters.
Carla Solomon
What if the women in your family could do extra-ordinary things, but after an unfortunate incident, your mom wants you to pretend to be ordinary? Amber Gable stays true to herself and uses her extra-ordinary gifts to find their new not-so-ordinary house. There's a stained glass window with roses that move, a secret room, and an elusive black cat who leads Amber to a hidden box. With her new friend Eva, who's a little extra-ordinary too, she returns the box to the owner who's heartbroken to find a riddle where her love letters used to be.The girls volunteer to unravel the riddle and search for the letters. The black cat keeps showing up, and as they get closer to solving the mystery, Amber begins to think there's more for her to discover than just the missing letters.
Carla Solomon
What if the women in your family could do extra-ordinary things, but after an unfortunate incident, your mom wants you to pretend to be ordinary? Amber Gable stays true to herself and uses her extra-ordinary gifts to find their new not-so-ordinary house. There's a stained glass window with roses that move, a secret room, and an elusive black cat who leads Amber to a hidden box. With her new friend Eva, who's a little extra-ordinary too, she returns the box to the owner who's heartbroken to find a riddle where her love letters used to be.The girls volunteer to unravel the riddle and search for the letters. The black cat keeps showing up, and as they get closer to solving the mystery, Amber begins to think there's more for her to discover than just the missing letters.
Carla Solomon is an award winning writer of middle-grade mysteries. Her first book in her Sam and Rocky series, A Ghostly Twist, won a 5-star review and bronze medal from Reader's Favorite. She grew up in New Jersey and has since lived in multiple states across the country. Ghost tours are on the top of her list for sightseeing, providing her with the inspiration for her stories. Upon retiring to Vermont, she concentrated on honing the craft of writing by engaging with local writing groups and becoming active in the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. Although she's never met a ghost in person, she knows they're out there and hopes they enjoy her stories.