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Tennis Shoes Adventure Series, Vol. 7: The Golden Crown

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Audio Length: 6 Hours

 

by Chris Heimerdinger

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For Harry and Meagan, a Homeward Journey is about to Begin. . .But Something Goes Terribly Wrong . . .

Hang on to your seats as the heart-pounding adventure of Harry Hawkins and Meagan Sorenson in the land of Jerusalem and the world of the Romans races toward its thrilling conclusion.

In a nightmarish twist of events, Harry finds himself in the midst of unforeseen enemies who seek to separate him from all he holds dear. To make matters worse, Garth Plimpton and Meagan are forced to make choices that could leave Harry permanently lost in time.

Harry's father and Meagan's mother enter the fray to save their families, while Harry knows that to survive he must somehow reach a land where resides a true apostle of the Lord Jesus Christ. We're all on a golden journey, Harry comes to learn, inspired by golden dreams, and at the end awaits a golden crown of righteousness.

Reenter the reeling world of the first century A.D. in this, the seventh volume in the celebrated Tennis Shoes Adventure Series.

See also Tennis Shoes Among the Nephites, Gadiantons and the Silver Sword, Feathered Serpent, Part 1, Feathered Serpent, Part 2, Sacred Quest, Lost Scroll, Warriors of Cumorah, Tower of Thunder, and Kingdoms and Conquerors.



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Nanette, NY - September 23, 2008


After my brothers and sisters and I started reading these, we told our father about them. He started reading them, and he really enjoys them too. And he's in his 70s.

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