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    Stevie-girl and the Phantom Pilot

    By Ann Swann

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    When a small plane crashes behind Jason Lee's rural home, strange things begin to happen. He tries to tell his parents that a phantom is living in his closet, but they don't believe in such things. Then he sees Stevie Rae Sanders entering the legendary haunted house, and he thinks he has found someone brave enough to help. But will Stevie-girl help him confront the phantom pilot? Would you?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnn Swann
    Release dateMar 24, 2013
    ISBN9781301683000
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      By: Ann SwannPublished By: A.S.Age Recommended: Teen - AdultReviewed By: Arlena DeanRating: 5Series: Phantom #3Review:"Stevie-girl and the Phantom of Crybaby Bridge" by Ann Swann was the third in third Phantom series for this author. I did like the style that this author used in relating to the reader a 1960's setting. Be ready for adventure as we are taken to New Mexico on a camping trip with Stevie and her best friend, Jase. During this camping trip they will be lead to a strange looking bridge...which is 'complete with the legend of a crying baby and a woman in white.' This author will give the reader a rich story with great descriptions of this adventure...from cookouts, swimming, kissing and even 'trekking' in the woods. Be ready for lots of adventure, danger, fun and most of all the mystery (the ghost) of it all. You will have to pick up this good read to see just how this author presents it all to the reader. It will be a beautiful adventure...so be ready for a good read.