Kids on a Case: The Case of the Ten Grand Kidnapping
Classmates embark on a challenging investigative mission to rescue one of their own and become KIDS ON A CASE: The Case of the Ten Grand Kidnapping, by author Tony Peters.
When local trouble maker, Tyler Bowen’s school crush, Kimberly Mockton, gets kidnapped by a gang of hardened criminals he is determined to rescue her. Her kidnapping devastates her entire school and leaves her family distraught and seeking help from the community. Tyler stumbles onto a massive clue when he overhears a conversation at an abandoned house and believes that he’s discovered the location of Kimberly’s kidnappers. He sets out to convince his classmates to help him find and rescue her; the few who believe him form their own group of private investigators.
As they set out on their investigative mission they get help from Police Chief, Goodall, and find themselves hot on the kidnapper’s trail. In order to keep up with the criminals, the kids resort to calculated tactics and adult methods that put their lives in danger. They search deep within themselves to find the strength, determination and perseverance needed to succeed. This crucial mission expands their minds and physical strength to limits they never imagined they had… their young lives are never the same again.
Author Bio:
Tony started writing stories when he was in grade four. Since then he has developed a passion for writing. Writing was not even considered as a career until he went into a creative writing class at the age of fifteen, at the Swift Current Comprehensive High School. With this class his passion for writing grew and he started to write poems. Poems have been a good way to clear his mind of anything that might be weighing him down. Since then writing has become very important to him and he is very grateful to his beautiful wife and his parents for the support they have given him in his writing. Tony Peters enjoys working with children and writes to bring the enjoyment of reading to them. He plans on continuing his career as a writer and already has other books in the works, including a sequel to Kids on a Case. He lives in Swift Current, SK with his wife, Karen.
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I want to thank you for your Review of "The Execution of Justice". I feel it was an outstanding Review; better than the 4 Four Star Reviews the novel has thus far received (and every bit as good as the 5 Five Star Reviews that have been posted on amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com, tcm-ca.com, and chicbookreviews.blogspot. I am just curious, why a rating of 3.375? I see your point about concentrating on One Case; but in defense, that is not the way police work happens. The novel is based (as you know) on the true story of a detective sergeant who was murdered. Each case in the novel are cases that were worked on in the ten months prior to his murder; the Major case, being the elusive gang of armed-robbers/murder suspects who killed him, resulting in a 2.5 hour gun battle resulting in their capture. One of the killers was critcally wounded, but the doctors saved his life, and he was tried, conviceted and sentenced to death. Sixteen years later, he became the first person to be executed by Lethal Injection in Indiana.
My next novel is based on a true case (I personally worked on as Chief Investigator) for a law firm. It will be ONE CASE, so I hope you will enjoy it. I will send you an advance copy.
Again, thank you for your kind and inspiring words. I am now going to get your book (I have been meaning to do so, but have been extremely busy) - it sounds like a book I will really enjoy.
