Mysteries of the Red Coyote Inn by Lorraine Carey

Progression over the years up to the new YA series that will be coming out I'd like to talk about the beginnings of the Survivalist series and its They also learn that not all friends are what they seem. Young readers to learn basic survival skills along with the book's The world changes and these young teens are thrust into situations requiringĬamp Zero will be primarily an action/adventure series but will also allow Their own and to learn how to survive in all sorts of difficulties. Survival camp where they and other kids are taught how to think and act on Skills are not nearly as important to them. Rourkes/Rubensteins who have grown up in a much safer world where survival 'always plan ahead.' Camp Zero is the story of the next generation of

The Survivalist series always represented the idea that you should remember to Jerry Ahern and myself and then I restarted the series in 2012 with author Bob

The Survivalist series which was written from 1981 to 1993 by my husband, We talk about bringing a series back and the new spin she has taken with all the children of the original protagonists. She talks about publishing books in the 80's and 90's and how things have changed. When not writing you can find Lorraine reading, beach- hopping, snorkeling, or boating around the island with her husband on their boat, the Angelica.In this episode I talk with Sharon Ahern about the many books she published to gether with her late husband, Jerry and now with a former shared friend, Rob Anderson. As a bonus, Mysteries of the Red Coyote Inn and Jonathan's Locket have free downloadable comprehension worksheets on her website for educators, or parents. Her most recent novel, Beloved Sacrifice, is a Supernatural Thriller for Young Adults to Adults. All of these novels are paranormal with a mix of historical fiction, woven with urban legends. Published novels include: Losing Ground, a short memoir, followed by Mysteries of the Red Coyote Inn, Out of the Ashes, Jonathan's Locket and The Last Vestal Virgin. Her love for paranormal stories and urban legends began at a young age, when staying up all night to watch spooky movies or reading a scary book started a lifelong passion. Trading in her fashionable heels for flip-flops was quite a change, but led to a lifestyle that allowed for a writing career to begin. Five years ago she was a city gal, living in Orange County, California, where life was very different from the one she lives in now. She has taught in many states in the US and currently is providing reading services for students at a private school on Grand Cayman, where she lives with her husband.

Lorraine Carey is a veteran children's reading specialist, teacher and an International Award-Winning Author.

Mysteries of the Red Coyote Inn by Lorraine Carey