RACE FOR THE SECRET CODE: Book #6 of the Parker Twins Series
Justin and Jenny Parker thought they’d been through it all, until their father is accused of selling vital defense information to a Middle Eastern terrorist. As the twins scramble frantically to prove their father’s innocence, they must answer the question: Do even the best of motives justify telling a lie?
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“Page turning, action-packed adventure. These books are cool!”
—Bill Myers, author of Forbidden Doors
“I never knew what was going to happen. I kept leaning forward as I read, waiting to turn the page.”
—Jonathan, age 13
Jeanette Windle grew up daughter of American missionaries in South America, where she canoed in jungle rivers, hiked the steep Andes trails, and swung from vines off cliffs into mountain pools. She has since lived in six countries and traveled in more than thirty. Her experiences have birthed eight YA novels, including the Parker Twins Series, and seven adult international intrigue novels, including bestselling Veiled Freedom, Freedom’s Stand, and Congo Dawn.
Justin and Jenny Parker thought they’d been through it all, until their father is accused of selling vital defense information to a Middle Eastern terrorist. As the twins scramble frantically to prove their father’s innocence, they must answer the question: Do even the best of motives justify telling a lie?
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“Page turning, action-packed adventure. These books are cool!”
—Bill Myers, author of Forbidden Doors
“I never knew what was going to happen. I kept leaning forward as I read, waiting to turn the page.”
—Jonathan, age 13
About the Author
Jeanette Windle grew up daughter of American missionaries in South America, where she canoed in jungle rivers, hiked the steep Andes trails, and swung from vines off cliffs into mountain pools. She has since lived in six countries and traveled in more than thirty. Her experiences have birthed eight YA novels, including the Parker Twins Series, and seven adult international intrigue novels, including bestselling Veiled Freedom, Freedom’s Stand, and Congo Dawn.
