ENUMCLAW, Wash., Aug. 5 /
Christian Newswire/ -- In an intriguing tale of forgiveness and acceptance, Miriam Jones Bradley tells the story of five cousins, seeking to unearth the one hundred year old mystery surrounding a long lost relative, an old pocket watch, and a mysterious hired man. Set against the backdrop of a Nebraska ranch, "The Double Cousins and The Mystery of the Missing Watch" takes the reader through an adventure led by young sleuths. In the tradition of classic children mysteries, Bradley offers a Christian perspective to her story.
"My goal is to provide a Christian answer to the Bobbsey Twins/Trixie Belden mysteries I remember from my childhood," says Bradley.
In a culture that overwhelmingly portrays a fractured family unit, Bradley offers a story of love, acceptance, and unity.
"I believe that in today's world, with the decline of the family unit, this book can make an impact on children," says Bradley. "Whether they have an intact family or not, they can learn the importance of family connections while learning good Biblical and character truths."
Bradley's young heroes learn many lessons as they solve the family mystery, mainly that God can and will forgive us when we fail and that we should never judge someone simply due to his past. Historical flashbacks feature prominently in the book, adding to the sense of adventure and discovery.
Bradley has worked as a nurse for the past twenty-four years and has been heavily involved with Children's Ministries. She has taught and led numerous children's programs and spends as much time as possible with her twelve nieces and nephews. Bradley has a heart for children and desires to provide exciting, captivating, but traditional stories for children that establish important character truths. She and her husband, Dr. Bruce Bradley, make their home in Newberry, SC, where she works as a Utilization Review Nurse at Newberry County Memorial Hospital.
For more information, to request a review copy, or to schedule an interview, please contact Abigail Davidson by phone at 360-802-9758, by email at
abigail@winepressgroup.com, or by fax at 360-802-9992. To purchase a copy of this book visit
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