There's cover to cover adventure in the well crafted suspense novel, The Criminal in the Caymans, written with the kids in mind. It is sure to capture their hearts and imaginations, while its many twists and turns will undoubtedly keep their eyes firmly fixated within its 88 pages.

Heroism comes in the form of two young twins, Max and Sam, who sweat and strive to escape trouble, danger and mysteries shadowing every step their little feet make. Black and white illustrations add visual eye-candy, while further building upon the plot's fast-paced, action packed vibe.

Forget about the hassles of traveling with kids -- after a few words into this novel your kids will be hooked, right where they are.

Connie Lee Berry continues her exciting saga with Treasure in Tahiti, the much anticipated sister novel to "The Criminal in the Caymans." Max and Sam can only begin to wonder what lies ahead. But take our word for it, this story unfolds in a manner unlike any piece of adolescent literature in the market. Imagination is desired -- though not required -- to experience the entire scope, density and richness of this novel.

If your family enjoyed these tales from Connie Lee Berry, keep your eyes open for Adventure In Africa. When it's published, I'm sure the kids will welcome this exotic complimentary tale.

Priced at only $3.49 each, they're well worth the investment. To purchase these fun adventure stories by mail, just click on their titles and you'll soon have a great little car trip gift.

by Nia Z Ferguson