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Cobblestone Creek Publishing
6528 – 112 Street
Edmonton, Alberta
Canada T6H 4R2

It's 1954 in the small town of Jasper in the Canadian Rockies. Bears roam the streets tipping garbage cans, and deer eat flowerbeds. When Jenny and Edward meet a crusty yet endearing man named Fraser McKillop, their lives become entwined with the romance of the fur trade and stories of Sherlock Holmes. They set out on a quest to solve a true mountain mystery.
This novel will appeal to both adults and teens and begins with a chance encounter between a retired schoolteacher and a young man in Old Quebec City. They discover that they have met before, long, long ago. The young man begins to think back to that summer and so begins this beautifully written novel: "But today on this high plateau, when the sky is blue and the air is scented with pine, at this spot where giant fingers can walk right up, step-by-step, to the sky, maybe these mountains really are the great folded wings of the earth, and maybe we can go back to that last Saturday of the summer. So on this perfect morning, I let the great folded wings unfurl, and fly back to when I was a boy."

Pb, 6x9, 190pp Cobblestone Creek Publishing
ISBN 0-9688467-0-X $22.95 July 2001

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"On Mountaintop Rock is a summer adventure with a winning cast of characters. Including two children who will take you back to your own childhood.”
Mel Hurtig

"Strong prose, an interesting plot and clever combination of fact and fiction works to create an ageless tale about an era of innocence."
The Edmonton Journal

"A story that captures those endless childhood summers."
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"I'm going to give this book to everyone I love!"
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"Destined to become a signature book of the Rockies. And a darn good read as well."
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"A dandy story! A great yarn!"
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"This is a lovely, gentle story... a Huck Finn of the North."
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