The Carnelian Caper — Donald Lindquist

Following the lead from a story their grandfather told them, a brother and sister try to link his story with a home break-in and theft in the village where they live. A valuable antique Carnelian stamp-seal ring was among the stolen items. The brother and sister decide to take matters into their own hands, get a little too close to solving the case and are kidnapped. While confined in a small hidden room in an old dilapidated house, extreme fear teaches them to choose the decisions they make in life wisely. Was it this fear and hope that let them know that God has a plan for them? Was it a child's fantasy that taught them to listen to and trust the voice of their spirit, or was it divine intervention?