Urcelia Teixeira
Little Boy Lost - Angus Reid Mysteries Prequel
Little Boy Lost - Angus Reid Mysteries Prequel
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After a devastating incident shakes the small fishing town of Weyport, residents blame Michael Tanner for what happened. Ridiculed and shunned, he endures it all for the sake of his little boy, Archie.
Then Archie suddenly disappears, and everyone thinks Michael is imagining it - even his oldest friend.
Hopeless, desperate, and prepared to risk it all, Michael finds compassion in a new deputy who soon discovers there is something far more sinister behind Archie's disappearance.
Sit back, relax, and join Deputy Sheriff Angus Reid as he discovers the truth behind the disappearance of Archie Tanner.
From the pen of multi-award-winning Christian Suspense author, Urcelia Teixeira, this emotionally gripping, faith-filled suspense thriller takes you on a read-in-one-sitting journey as one man struggles against the evil forces of bitterness, betrayal, and deceit.
Inspired by Ephesians 4:31-32
“Get rid of all bitterness, rage and anger, brawling and slander, along with every form of malice. Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.”
Continue the Angus Reid Mysteries series
Book 1 - Jacob's Well
Book 2 - Daniel's Oil
Book 3 - Caleb's Cross
Book 4 - Hannah's Halo
Book 5 - Lilly's Vine
Book 6 - Martha's Veil
I wondered how a short novel would be able to pull everything together to fully tell the story but Urcelia had no problems doing just that in this book! It was an excellent prequel to an amazing series!!!
I haven’t read any of your books yet. I hope to read in the next year and I will leave a review on Amazon. Please don’t ask me again though, as I’m currently receiving two copies of the same email from you. It might not be coercive, but it feels too much to keep asking me for reviews. It’s off putting. Thanks.
I loved it! The story was well-written, with ‘on the edge of your seat’ suspense. I couldn’t put it down until the end. I could also relate to the relationship both Angus and Chen had with Jesus; as natural as breathing.
This type of story is different to what I am used to. Enjoyed reading, thank you
Enjoy your work Urcelia