Echo-Foxtrot

by Clare Revell

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Pub Date Nov 20 2015 | Archive Date Jun 09 2018

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Rescued by the U.S. Air Force, Jim, Staci, and Lou are thrust into another agonizing situation. No one finds it easy to be under adult supervision after being on their own for so long, but without the support of the family, can the teens come to terms with the tragedies that have befallen their families and themselves? How will they cope with what is to come? What will happen to the new addition to their group? Uncertainty is all around, but surely God didn't bring them this far, together, just to separate them all now?

Rescued by the U.S. Air Force, Jim, Staci, and Lou are thrust into another agonizing situation. No one finds it easy to be under adult supervision after being on their own for so long, but without...

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EDITION	Ebook
ISBN	9781611165296
PRICE	$3.99 (USD)
PAGES	176

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Echo-Foxtrot

by Clare Revell

Pelican Book Group

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Christian , Teens & YA

Pub Date 20 Nov 2015

I am reviewing a copy of Echo-Foxtrot through Pelican Book Group and Netgalley:

Jim, Staci and Lou are rescued by the air force after having to spend sometime alone Lou was attacked by a shark four months prior, and has a raving infection in her leg.

The three had gone to try and rescue Aisha, who'd been on the island for six years, a local tribe helping to care for her.

Lou looses her leg to the infection, and is hurt and bitter, but with help will she pull through this, and realize the loss of her leg does not mark the end of her dreams?

Will the three of them be able to get back to the buissness of living?

Find out in Echo-Foxtrot

Five out of five stars!

Happy Reading!

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I didn't realize that this was the last book in the series of three. I think teens would enjoy this series but would need to start at the beginning of the series. The camaraderie and caring of the group of teens was touching. The story itself is not believable but certainly is entertaining. The poem at the end of the book really adds to the book.