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Deadly Sanctuary

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Nite Owl Books, Apr 1, 1998 - Fiction - 360 pages
The first title in Sylvia Nobel's popular mystery series that features spirited, flame-haired reporter Kendall O'Dell. The author's trademark style is to produce exciting, well-written, edge-of-your-seat, adventures with 'knock your socks off' surprise endings. Her judicious use of language and lack of graphic sex and violence make her novels suitable from teens to seniors.

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Review: Deadly Sanctuary (Kendall O'Dell #1)

User Review  - Mandi Kahles - Goodreads

Poorly written and predictable. I would not have finished this book if I had not been trapped in a doctor's office. Another review said it all when she said "I found nothing original in this story and ... Read full review

Review: Deadly Sanctuary (Kendall O'Dell #1)

User Review  - Leo - Goodreads

I'd have gone with a 3.5 but apparently halves aren't available. I liked the story but felt like it took longer to get around and through the story than the suspense/drama/attention level warranted. I ... Read full review

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Section 2
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Section 3
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About the author (1998)

Sylvia Nobel is the author of "Chasing Rayna," "Dark Moon Crossing, Deadly Sanctuary," and "The Devil's Cradle," and is a member of Mystery Writers of America. She lives in Phoenix, Arizona.

Roger Patterson earned his B.S. Ed. degree in biology from Montana State University. Before coming to work at Answers in Genesis, he taught for eight years in Wyoming's public school system and assisted the Wyoming Department of Education in developing assessments and standards for children in public schools. As a former evolutionist, Roger is well acquainted with the mounting pressures that educators face from pro-evolutionary co-workers, administrators, publishers and parents.

He encourages all who read this book to pray for courage for Christian students to challenge evolutionary ideas in their classrooms, and to pray for the men and women who are teaching tomorrows leaders, today.

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