Where there's a Will , there's a way! Did old man Granger rewrite his will and change his mind about who was going to inherit his millions? And what was he trying to tell the nurse just as he died? Kalani Henderson is sure there must be another will hidden somewhere. Together with his brother Tristen and Navajo friend Danner, he sets off to find it. But first he must find out if Wyatt Granger even had time to write a new will before his sudden death. The mystery seems impossible, even to his crime solving father. The search leads Kalani, Tristan, and Danner into dangerous territory as they approach the truth. Welcome to the Four Corners, where New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Colorado all meet. The Mystery of the Lost Will, has it all: sheriffs, Navajo Indians, good guys, some really bad guys, and even a shootout with cops and robbers. "Wow! Finally, a book for boys. This is action all the way that morphs naturally into an engaging mystery." - David Selby, Retired teacher and principal "The Mystery of the Lost Will is a fun and exciting read. The setting is spectacular, the characters are true to life-not perfect but real. The story is engaging-I didn't want to put the book down until the mystery was solved." - Britt H Bodtker, author, screenplay writer, student at San Juan Community College "Yerby captures the spirit of fleeting boyhood as these three young men face responsibilities and look danger squarely in the eye. The Mystery Of The Lost Will is an enjoyable and heartwarming story written for young people. However, this book is a great read for all age groups; young or old." - Kathleen Holmes, poet and sculptor "The Mystery of the Lost Will is a great story! It is a lot of fun, is wonderfully written, has some really interesting and cool representation of Navajo culture, and is overall just a great story for all ages.. I would definitely read it again. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants a story that is fun and lighthearted while still managing to bring some interesting themes and information to the table." - Alexander Mayeux, student, age 15 Jack Yerby is a retired high school French and English teacher living in the Four Corners area of New Mexico. He enjoys a good story, especially one with a bit of a mystery to it. And by writing young adult mysteries, he hopes to pass along his love of reading to the next generation, especially the boys. When not in the gym, Jack enjoys traveling to different countries, and in particular, France. He lives with his cats, Midnight and Twilight, who take turns napping in his lap while he writes on the computer. Sarah Yourzek enjoys creating art using various mediums but specializes in fantasy and children's illustration. She plans to publish her own graphic novels when her children are old enough to entertain themselves for a little while. In the meantime, she does what she can between naps and feedings. Hanna Al-Shaer was born and raised in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains. She has moved and lived all over Colorado and has seen many of the wonderful things around the state that have influenced her as a person and as an artist. Hanna loves traveling and going to new places and seeing culture, architecture, and of course food! All of this influences her art and storytelling. She loves stories in every form, and probably spends too much money on books and comics but it is all for the sake of research and inspiration! Hanna earned a BFA in Digital Media and Illustration with a focus in concept and visual development art from Kendall College of Art and Design in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Her goal is simply to tell a great story through art.