Finding out that she'll spend her summer at camp isn't exactly the surprise Suzy Davis wants to hear on her fourteenth birthday. That changes when she finds out that her lifelong friend Lily Ricci is also going.
However, nothing can prepare Suzy and Lily for the excitement that greets them at Camp Emit LaCigam. Castle-shaped cabins and a medieval theme quickly impress them. So do a beautiful lake, jet skis, and-best of all-cute boys!
Suzy and Lily soon find out that the campground was once the site of a castle owned by Emit LaCigam, a king who defended the kingdom of Camelot. A secret room and journeys to the past are among the magical experiences that await the girls as they explore the campgrounds. Little do they know this is only the beginning of their adventures. There's definitely more to this camp than meets the eye!
But adventures soon turn to mystery when strange things begin to happen. Suzy can't help but feel she's somehow attracted the attention of someone sinister. What does he want, and what does it have to do with her? She can't help but wonder: Why is everything centered on her?
Find out in Camp Emit LaCigam, the adventurous youth fiction novel by author Brenda Randazzo Manley. If you're a magic-loving teenager, or just a reader searching for a feel-good story of best friends, take a journey into its pages, and let their quests pull you in. Help Suzy and Lily, along with Dave and Steve, unravel the secrets of the camp.
About the Author: Camp Emit LaCigam is the third-published novel of author Brenda Randazzo Manley. Manley's first novel, A Dream Come True, was published in 2008. Since that time, she published one more novel-The Misfits of Millville-in 2010. She has also written several children's stories and is currently working on a science fiction novel.
Manley works as a service delivery manager for a major technology company. A Pennsylvania native and mother of two adult children, Manley lives in suburban Philadelphia with her family and her dog, Mia. When she's not writing or working, she's likely reading, watching movies, or designing crafts.
