When Susanna Mae witnesses a cruel scheme to frame a classmate for cheating, fear keeps her silent. A visit to her grandparents in Gloucester, Massachusetts, brings mysterious woods, unsettling legends, and unexpected lessons in courage. But the hardest challenge awaits at school: telling the truth. In this engaging LaRosa Sisters adventure, Michael LaPenna explores conscience, friendship, forgiveness, and the strength faith provides when doing what is right could mean losing everything that seems to matter.
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Michael LaPenna grew up on the North Shore of Massachusetts. He graduated from Colby College in Waterville, Maine, and later earned a master’s degree in American literature from Salem State University. He taught secondary school English for thirty-four years and coached both basketball and baseball at a public-school north of Boston. Since his retirement, he has kept busy writing for children of all ages, splitting wood, visiting his three granddaughters, trying to stay physically fit, following the Boston sports teams, and reading, not necessarily in that order. He now lives in Upstate South Carolina but spends parts of each year in the hills of western Maine and in the southeast corner of Florida with his wife, Patti.
Elizabeth Bryan is a student at Holy Apostles College and Seminary pursuing a career in fine arts and education. When not writing, she enjoys dancing, spending time in nature, growing in her Catholic faith, and spending time with her family. Elizabeth is also the creator of the Tolkien-based YouTube channel, 
Joseph C. Chaput is a French-Canadian writer and essayist, with a deep and abiding love for all things Mythic, from Homer to Virgil, and, of course, to the Norse Sagas and French Chivalric epics.