Wolf Canyon
Treasures, Tremors, and...Werecats?
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Wolf Canyon is one story with two parallel viewpoints. Thirteen-year-old Robbie for the boys while Cactus, the desert cat, gives us his side of things. Budge wants no part of plans to go into Wolf Canyon-at night in a bad storm-looking for a lost cave, an ancient family treasure, and a legendary gold Aztec mask. "It has to be tonight," Robbie says, "or wait till next summer vacation." With the help of a coyote's howl and a shaft of moonlight through the "Eyes of Death," they find the cave and make some shocking discoveries. They can't identify a terrible odor that fills the cave. From one of t...
Wolf Canyon is one story with two parallel viewpoints. Thirteen-year-old Robbie for the boys while Cactus, the desert cat, gives us his side of things. Budge wants no part of plans to go into Wolf Canyon-at night in a bad storm-looking for a lost cave, an ancient family treasure, and a legendary gold Aztec mask. "It has to be tonight," Robbie says, "or wait till next summer vacation." With the help of a coyote's howl and a shaft of moonlight through the "Eyes of Death," they find the cave and make some shocking discoveries. They can't identify a terrible odor that fills the cave. From one of the passageways, they suddenly hear howl, yowl, screech, growl, then silence. What is it? A werewolf, a werecat, or...? It sends them all flying back out into the night. The animals, as they react to what is happening and each other, add a lot to the mystery and humor of the story.
