Jackson's Children Mystery Series 1: The Mystery of Kgwakgwe Hills

Review

" Kgwakgwe Hills feels like more than a backdrop. The caves, old mining equipment, sudden storms, dark forests, and abandoned buildings give the story a strong sense of place, and I could often feel the damp air and darkness closing around the children. The Botswana setting also gives this children's mystery adventure its own identity."- Literary Titan.

From the Back Cover

When twin brothers Sly and Nathan, their sister Jane and their sharp-witted friend Musa paddle their bicycles down the slope from Motlhatseng to Kanye, they expect nothing more than a way to escape boredom. Instead, they ride straight into the whirlwind of mysteries.
Seeking shelter from a sudden storm, the four curious children run into a notorious haunted bungalow. But the deeper they venture into the shadow of the historic Kgwakgwe Hills and its long abandoned manganese mine, the more they uncover a web of dark secrets adults are trying desperately to keep hidden.
From rising electric cable thefts plaguing, the community to the hidden cave system, coded messages and the dangerous criminal cartel, the stakes suddenly become intensely personal. The cartel is attempting to frame the children own father-retired police detective, Daniel Jackson. To clear their father's name and protect their home, these four fearless young investigators must test the limits of their bravery, loyalty and smartness.
Can they solve the mysteries of the hills and make it back in time for dinner, or will the darkness of the old mine close in around them for good?