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Archer MacClehan & The Girl Who Wouldn't Stop Running
Archer MacClehan & The Girl Who Wouldn't Stop Running
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Archer MacClehan has dreams that lead him into dangerous places. In Archer MacClehan & The Girl Who Wouldn't Stop Running - the second Archer MacClehan adventure - he dreams of vultures, a coral snake, a girl named Opal and Running Woman - Sara Cafferty. Sara once fought a grizzly for Archer, but they haven't spoken since the end of the Great Bear Adventure. They've thought about each , though - very often.
The dream leads Archer and his partners in adventure, Tom Sevlakovs and Jessie Turnbull, to the Uncompagre Plateau of western Colorado, where 13-year-old Opal Skladany has been kidnapped. Opal's divorced parents are worth a few million each and someone wants a million from each of them - 59 pounds of money according to Sara - to return their daughter unharmed.
Sara is already on the Uncompagre, a coincidence she can't explain to anyone - not even herself. Watching over all is Five Bears, Archer's long-dead grandfather. He advises Archer that to catch Running Woman, he must stop running.
There's a snake in the grass - very pretty and very poisonous - helping the kidnappers. In the end, it's a foot race across the desert as Sara strives to beat the snake to the girl who wouldn't stop running.
The dream leads Archer and his partners in adventure, Tom Sevlakovs and Jessie Turnbull, to the Uncompagre Plateau of western Colorado, where 13-year-old Opal Skladany has been kidnapped. Opal's divorced parents are worth a few million each and someone wants a million from each of them - 59 pounds of money according to Sara - to return their daughter unharmed.
Sara is already on the Uncompagre, a coincidence she can't explain to anyone - not even herself. Watching over all is Five Bears, Archer's long-dead grandfather. He advises Archer that to catch Running Woman, he must stop running.
There's a snake in the grass - very pretty and very poisonous - helping the kidnappers. In the end, it's a foot race across the desert as Sara strives to beat the snake to the girl who wouldn't stop running.
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