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The Ledger at Bell's Crossing
 
The Ledger at Bell's CrossingDK WilhalmePaperbackA historical mystery for readers ages 10 to 14, set in Missouri Territory in 1820. I keep the ledger at Bell's Crossing. I've learned to read a lie before it's finished being told. A stranger paid in silver too clean for our box and asked if anyone had come looking for him. By morning he was dead in the road, and the sheriff hadn't looked hard enough to call it anything but an accident. I looked harder. What I found wasn't in the road at all. It was closer than that: a secret inside our own walls and a man powerful enough to silence a whole town already coming to collect what he thinks is his. I have a ledger full of names that don't add up to anything anyone else can see. And one choice is left. How much truth can I afford to write down when the truth might be the most dangerous thing in the house? A fast, atmospheric mystery set against the Missouri Compromise, with a historical note for readers who want to know what really happened. For fans of historical fiction that trusts young readers with a hard question. Includes an author's historical note on the Missouri Compromise, freedom papers, and the years before the Underground Railroad had a name.
The Ledger at Bell's CrossingDK WilhalmeEbookA historical mystery for readers ages 10 to 14, set in Missouri Territory in 1820. I keep the ledger at Bell's Crossing. I've learned to read a lie before it's finished being told. A stranger paid in silver too clean for our box and asked if anyone had come looking for him. By morning he was dead in the road, and the sheriff hadn't looked hard enough to call it anything but an accident. I looked harder. What I found wasn't in the road at all. It was closer than that: a secret inside our own walls and a man powerful enough to silence a whole town already coming to collect what he thinks is his. I have a ledger full of names that don't add up to anything anyone else can see. And one choice left. How much truth can I afford to write down when the truth might be the most dangerous thing in the house? A fast, atmospheric mystery set against the Missouri Compromise, for readers who like their history with a body in the road. Includes an author's historical note on the Missouri Compromise, freedom papers, and the years before the Underground Railroad had a name.
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