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The Mystery of the Black Moriah — David A. Crossman / D.A. Crossman
“This multilayered mystery holds readers' attention well. Interesting characters, a fast-moving plot, and a satisfying and surprising ending make it a quick read. An author's note includes information about the legend of the Black Moriah, the people, and the island in Maine that inspired this story. School Library Journal
In Brief:
In this second book in the series, Bean, Ab and their friend Spooky are looking for pirate's treasure and learn about the somewhat checkered life of Abnezar Twing, a pirate who lived on Penobscot Island many years ago. In the course of the investigation, Ab is kidnapped, and the youngsters soon figure out that some of the guests at the local bed-and-breakfast know more than they're saying. Adding to the mystery, is that appearance of a legendary spector from the island's dark past: the Black Moriah.
Bean & Ab's latest adventures take them from 18th-century pirate ships to 21st-century minisubmarines. A fast-paced plot, and many twists & turns.
In Brief:
In this second book in the series, Bean, Ab and their friend Spooky are looking for pirate's treasure and learn about the somewhat checkered life of Abnezar Twing, a pirate who lived on Penobscot Island many years ago. In the course of the investigation, Ab is kidnapped, and the youngsters soon figure out that some of the guests at the local bed-and-breakfast know more than they're saying. Adding to the mystery, is that appearance of a legendary spector from the island's dark past: the Black Moriah.
Bean & Ab's latest adventures take them from 18th-century pirate ships to 21st-century minisubmarines. A fast-paced plot, and many twists & turns.
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