โ Scribed by Ruby Loren
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Everyone at Avery Zoo knows the story of the Abraham familys
disappearance. They were planning to open a rival zoo just five miles
away from Avery. And then one day they were gone.
Seven years
later, a new team of investors has decided to complete the project the
Abrahams begun. When they contact Madi and offer her a consulting job,
she jumps at the chance to help shape the future of the new zoo.
But
when Auryn reacts to her new job with anger, she cant help but wonder
how far would one family go to keep away the competition? Madi is
determined to find out what really happened to the Abraham family, but
the old mystery proves to be more dangerous than shed ever anticipated.
Someone doesnt like the questions shes asking and theyre willing to do anything to keep the mystery unsolved.
Mysteries
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