
The Mystery at Pancake Shores
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Narrated by:
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Gage Smith
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Taylor Miller
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By:
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F.C. Shultz
About this listen
“The last time I saw the ocean was my first beach vacation to Pancake Shores in 1958.”
When the Thompson twins invite twelve year old Wilson to go to the beach with them in the summer of 1958, he couldn’t say no. This was way more exciting than going to the vacuum cleaner museum with his family. But, once the kids arrive at the beach house and find there’s no adult supervision, Wilson’s excitement turns to panic.
To his relief, Wilson makes a new friend on the pier who helps calm his anxieties for a moment. The moment only lasts until Wilson discovers something on the beach. Something that causes him to never return to the ocean for the rest of his life.
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