This book has humor, thrills, and a focus on the abilities and sensitivities of the disabled children, all with a Southwestern flavor and the mystery of the Lost Dutchman Mine at the forefront." "Gold Dust Kids in the Superstitions is a suspense novel featuring a plot that revolves around disabled children at a ranch for equine-assisted therapy in the Superstition Mountains in Arizona. First printing May 1944, Second printing December 1944, Third printing August 1945, Fourth printing, November 1946. Caldwell Id.: The Caxton Printers Ltd., 1944. There are both trade and library editions.
"In their search for the Dutchman's lost gold mine in Arizona, six people are drawn together by friendship, romance, and the need to survive." Yes, that Oren Arnold. Hardcover with dust jacket, 191 pages, with illustrations by Jimmie Ihms. Irvington-on-Hudson, N.Y.: Harvey House, Inc. "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.Mystery of Superstition Mountain.
One guest in particular is onto Dean's secrets and is out to destroy the Red Coyote Inn and possibly Dean himself. This miner also has a secret past for Dean to discover. He will befriend a mysterious old miner who holds the key to some of Dean's past. We also find Dean in a power struggle as he tries to remain a normal teenage boy enjoying his life riding in the desert and hanging out with his new found friends. Dean fears his new responsibility and also is terrified of the possibility of harming someone. With these powers come some pretty unnatural occurrences for Dean as he acquires the ability to gain superhuman strength along with mystical powers which enable him to thwart any attempts from anyone who tries to discover the whereabouts of the mine. He feels this is more of a curse than a gift. The inn was a gift left to a family of three - a divorced mother, daughter and son - one of those being Dean Banks, a fifteen year old boy who comes to find out he has inherited a supernatural gift of power from a long ago Apache ancestor and is destined to be the Guardian of the mine. You may find some of the guests who come to the inn are as strange as the inn itself. And this just may be the reason for all of the paranormal activity.
Some say the inn sits at the top of an energy vortex that has ties to the mine. This charming inn is nestled in the Sonoran Desert on the Apache Trail close to the foreboding Superstition Mountains which are said to be the home of the legendary Lost Dutchman Mine. Want to check in at the Red Coyote Inn? You may want to check out it's shady past which includes: ghosts, sightings of supernatural creatures, and guests encountering bizarre accidents.
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