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COLOMBIAN REBELS AND A VOLCANO READY TO ERUPT Everyone is on high alert, but Justin and Jenny Parker aren't really concerned until Uncle Pete, a high-level executive for Triton Oil, is kidnapped--right from under their noses! His kidnappers, Colombian guerillas, want to trade Uncle Pete for some of their men who are in jail for bombing a Triton Oil facility. Now the twins must not only decide whether they can trust a new friend, but they have to rescue Uncle Pete before a nearby volcano erupts.

CAPTURED IN COLOMBIA: Book #3 of the Parker Twins SeriesWhen Uncle Pete is kidnapped by Colombian guerrillas, Justin and Jenny Parker must find him before a nearby volcano erupts. But that means deciding whether to trust a new friend—and whether betrayal deserves forgiveness.*“Page turning, action-packed adventure. These books are cool!”—Bill Myers, author of Forbidden Doors“I never knew what was going to happen. I kept leaning forward as I read, waiting to turn the page.”—Jonathan, age 13About the AuthorJeanette Windle grew up daughter of American missionaries in South America, where she canoed in jungle rivers, hiked the steep Andes trails, and swung from vines off cliffs into mountain pools. She has since lived in six countries and traveled in more than thirty. Her experiences have birthed eight YA novels, including the Parker Twins Series, and seven adult international intrigue novels, including bestselling Veiled Freedom, Freedom’s Stand, and Congo Dawn.

The Colombian capital of Bogota, with its colonial streets, subterranean salt cathedral, fabulous gold museum, and the richest coffee in the world promises excitement and adventure for 13-year-old twins Justin and Jenny Parker. But they find more excitement than they bargain for when guerrillas threaten Uncle Pete's company Triton Oil. When their uncle is kidnapped by the guerrillas, friendship with a street girl offers a clue to his whereabouts. Until they find themselves betrayed in the hands of the same guerrillas. As Justin and Jenny race both the guerrillas and the imminent explosion of a nearby volcano, the twins learn the true meaning of friendship--and forgiveness.