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Summary Of Red Rock Mysteries, Haunted Waters

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The novel Red Rock Mysteries, Haunted Waters by Jerry B. Jenkins and Chris Fabry is about two teenage twins, Bryce and Ashley. This text is about how Bryce and Ashley deal with bullies, their new blended family and a stalker. The twins get caught up in a burglary scheme and end up fight for their lives. Reading this novel made me feel animated. I felt this because things always end up going wrong for the twins throughout the text, but as I think it's all over for the twins, they think of a way to get out of trouble. An example of this is when the twins find a mystery to solve. I feel that the twins look for trouble just so they can solve the problem. The twins look for excitement and they can only find it when they are solving crimes. I can
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