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Zombies in Savannah? Dive into a Clean, Chilling Mystery with "Dead Low Tide"
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Perfect for middle-grade readers and up, "Dead Low Tide" combines Christian themes with supernatural suspense and inspiring lessons of right and wrong, good and evil. Middle grade mystery book series for Christian readers.

RALEIGH, N.C. - ncarol.com -- Looking for a clean, suspenseful read that's perfect for middle-grade readers and up? Dead Low Tide is an ideal choice for young mystery lovers.

On vacation in Savannah, Georgia, Nick Caden is drawn into a chilling mystery when the body of Heidi May Laveau—a girl who supposedly died years ago—rises from the depths and takes his sister, Wendy. Now, Nick must use his detective skills to debunk the 'zombie' rumors while finding his sister.

Who knows what horrors will be found when the tide recedes?

Dead Low Tide is a clean, fast-paced adventure that's fun and inspiring, making it a book parents can feel confident their kids will enjoy. This book is part of the Caden Chronicles series, which offers teen chapter books that combine Christian themes with supernatural suspense and haunting mystery. Perfect for fans of teen Christian fiction books, young adult paranormal stories, and fantasy mystery books for teens, this novel appeals to boys and girls who love paranormal teen fiction, supernatural mystery and suspense, and mystery books for kids.

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With elements of young adult Christian fantasy, supernatural fiction, and mystery series for YA readers, Dead Low Tide is a thrilling read that encourages critical thinking and problem-solving. It's an excellent choice for those who enjoy chapter mystery stories for kids and haunting mystery books. Dive into the waters of Dead Low Tide today and give your child an exciting adventure they won't forget.

First published by Zonderkidz, Dead Low Tide was a finalist for the prestigious Selah Awards, which recognize excellence in Christian publishing.

For more information, visit   https://eddiejones.org/books/dead-low-tide/ or purchase Dead Low Tide on Amazon.  https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1946016977/

The author works with Christ's Church at Moore Square. This ministry teaches and reaches the underserved in Raleigh, North Carolina with the good news of Jesus. You can learn more about his work with the homeless at: http://mooresquarechurch.org/

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