The Staircase of Fire

Ben Woodard

May 2018 · Miller-Martin Press

Ebook

285

Pages

Eligible

About this ebook

A quiet town in Kentucky explodes from a racial incident and fourteen-year-old Tom Wallace is in the thick of it. His past haunts him and now he’s witness to a horrific event leaving him devastated and afraid. Along with his cousin, Will, he searches for lost gold he believes can help him escape his town and memories. But leaving has consequences. He will lose his friends and his new love. On a fiery staircase Tom finally realizes that he must face his inner demons and his horrific nightmares. To do so requires him to take a stand that could change his life … or end it.

Editorial Reviews

“The Staircase of Fire succeeds in offering dramatic action, mystery, social insights, and a story line that evolves from pure adventure to something deeper…”

D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review

About the author

An adventurer and storyteller, Ben has walked on the Great Wall of China, and climbed to 18,000 feet on Mt. Everest. He now writes spellbinding stories for boys and girls.

Ben grew up practically living in the local library. Reading was his escape and the library was his portal. He loved adventure stories and he decided to write the kind of stories he remembered. Tales of lost gold and river caves, and flying with eagles. Stories of friendships that endure through adversity and danger. Adventures that inspire and educate and, most of all, entertain.

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