The Heath Cousins and the Silver Statue

The daughter of missionaries, Eileen Hobbs grew up in Thailand. She is the author of The Heath Cousins and the Moonstone Cave, The Heath Cousins and the Kingsgate Bridge, The Heath Cousins and the Crystal Canyon, The Heath Cousins and the Ruby Lantern, and The Heath Cousins and the Silver Statue. When not writing, she teaches English composition to international students at a local university and enjoys traveling, gardening, and spending time at the beach. She lives in Oklahoma with her husband and has two sons and two dogs.

In Book 5 of the Heath Cousins series, Addie B. is in London for spring break when she receives a startling letter from Jack confessing he is starting to forget about their past journeys to the magical land of Ambra. He encourages her to write down all their adventures. While reminiscing, Addie B. finds a letter from Gemma in her grandmother's locket with clues to a gateway back to Ambra through a silver statue. For the first time, Addie B. must return to Ambra without her cousins Jack, Beanie and Bodie. When she does, she finds herself back where their adventures first started - outside the Garden of Choice. However this time around everything feels different. Inside the garden, six young, scared Wanderers await her arrival, as they have been trapped there and are looking to Addie B. to rescue them. But can she do it without Jack? Beyond the safety of the garden walls, a battle is brewing, and it will be up to Addie B. to lead everyone home. Can she succeed in her mission without the support of her cousins? Find out in The Heath Cousins and the Silver Statue.