Capture of the Twin Dragon

An armored-car robbery?

A hidden car in an old run-down building?

Could they be involved in solving another crime?

In this second Jack and Jenny Mystery, the Carltons head to Hong Kong on another family business trip. Memories of their involvement with smugglers during their last visit are still vivid in their minds, and Jack and Jenny are anxious for another adventure with their Chinese friends, Ruth and Tim Chen.

The parents assure themselves that such an encounter was a once in a lifetime experience and not likely to happen again, but the four inquisitive children secretly hope for another adventure. Sure enough, they soon find themselves captives on the Twin Dragon at the mercy of dangerous criminals who pulled off the ingenious armored-car robbery.

Anthony Bollback, with his intriguing way of telling stories with a purpose, has again skillfully interwoven the twins’ exploits with the deeper thread of their strong faith in God. The excitement of the Carlton twins’ close call with robbers will hold the young readers’ attention while it impresses on them the importance of a belief in and close relationship with God.

(Jack and Jenny Mysteries Series, Book Two)

Recommended for Readers 8-11 years old

Anthony BollbackAuthor

Anthony Bollback was born into a Christian home that always entertained missionaries. He received Christ at age 16 after a near-drowning incident at Old Orchard Beach, Maine. Beginning his missionary career in China, he and his wife Evelyn, were forced to evacuate when the Communists took over, and two years later began serving in Japan for five years.

The remainder of his 24 years in Asia was spent in Hong Kong where he planted and directed 10 chapels and schools with 10,000 students. He served as Field Chair-man of the China-Hong Kong Field of The Christian and Missionary Alliance for four years. Unexpectedly, God changed his direction and sent him to Honolulu for a most effective ministry as pastor of Kapahulu Bible Church. He retired from active ministry after serving as District Superintendent of the Mid-America District C&MA for 9 very productive years. Following retirement to Florida, he actively began a writing career and the publishing of 12 books.