The Bones of Skeleton Canyon by L.J. Borland…
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The Bones of Skeleton Canyon by L.J. Borland — Supernatural Western Treasure Hunt -Free –
My supernatural western **The Bones of Skeleton Canyon** is free on Kindle through 6/19/2026. If you like a treasure hunt with a ghost in it and a conscience underneath it, give it a look.
Addie Boucher is thirteen, and her family is about to lose the only home they've ever had — a hundred-year-old house at the top of ninety-three steps in old Bisbee, Arizona. Then she finds a box in the attic: nineteen letters from a great-great-great-grand-uncle who rode with the Cochise County Cowboys, a coin from Mexico, and half a hand-drawn map to a fortune in stolen church silver buried out in Skeleton Canyon a hundred and forty years ago. The dead outlaw begged a Boucher to come get it. Addie decides to be the one who finally does.
She doesn't go alone. Gabe is her fearless, loyal best friend; Marcus is the new kid who reads maps and rock like scripture; and Sam, whose Chiricahua family was driven out of that country and walked back to it, is the one who keeps asking the question that turns the whole story: whose hands did this pass through before it got to you. Against them is Dell Hunt — a smiling relic dealer who holds the map's other half and has spent fifty years waiting for exactly this.
What the kids walk into is bigger than gold. The canyon is haunted — not by the treasure, but by the taking — and reaching it nearly costs them everything: heat, a flash flood, a search party combing the desert, and a pull on Addie that wants her to stop being herself. The real question isn't whether they find the fortune. It's whether, standing over the most cursed pile of silver in Arizona, they'll do the one thing nobody in a hundred and forty years has ever done.
It's an adventure with teeth — about friendship, about the people history robs, and about who you decide to become when everything you need is finally within reach. There's a twist about that dead outlaw, and about the only Boucher who ever came before, that I won't spoil.
Free through 6/19/2026. If it grabs you, an honest review genuinely helps a new book find readers. Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H51QHMF2
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My supernatural western **The Bones of Skeleton Canyon** is free on Kindle through 6/19/2026. If you like a treasure hunt with a ghost in it and a conscience underneath it, give it a look.
Addie Boucher is thirteen, and her family is about to lose the only home they've ever had — a hundred-year-old house at the top of ninety-three steps in old Bisbee, Arizona. Then she finds a box in the attic: nineteen letters from a great-great-great-grand-uncle who rode with the Cochise County Cowboys, a coin from Mexico, and half a hand-drawn map to a fortune in stolen church silver buried out in Skeleton Canyon a hundred and forty years ago. The dead outlaw begged a Boucher to come get it. Addie decides to be the one who finally does.
She doesn't go alone. Gabe is her fearless, loyal best friend; Marcus is the new kid who reads maps and rock like scripture; and Sam, whose Chiricahua family was driven out of that country and walked back to it, is the one who keeps asking the question that turns the whole story: whose hands did this pass through before it got to you. Against them is Dell Hunt — a smiling relic dealer who holds the map's other half and has spent fifty years waiting for exactly this.
What the kids walk into is bigger than gold. The canyon is haunted — not by the treasure, but by the taking — and reaching it nearly costs them everything: heat, a flash flood, a search party combing the desert, and a pull on Addie that wants her to stop being herself. The real question isn't whether they find the fortune. It's whether, standing over the most cursed pile of silver in Arizona, they'll do the one thing nobody in a hundred and forty years has ever done.
It's an adventure with teeth — about friendship, about the people history robs, and about who you decide to become when everything you need is finally within reach. There's a twist about that dead outlaw, and about the only Boucher who ever came before, that I won't spoil.
Free through 6/19/2026. If it grabs you, an honest review genuinely helps a new book find readers. Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H51QHMF2
#entertainment
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