Ishi, Deshi and Hank

About the Book

Ishi, Deshi, and Hank first meet at a campground in Michigan. Ishi is the fifteen-year-old son and only child of a husband and wife from Boston. Deshi is the ten-year-old adopted son of two men from New York City. Hank (Henrietta) is the fourteen-year-old biracial daughter of a single mother from Chicago. Being the only children at the campground, they soon find themselves in the pursuit of a mysterious bigfoot creature as they experience strange sightings, time loops, and dimensional shifts. They get lost in a cave that becomes a passage to France, where they meet two new friends. The three finally discover the bigfoot and eventually learn everything about the shape-shifting creature.

About the Author

Patricia Pettit Hill and her little dog, Emma, live in Kansas. She is retired and happy to be living near her daughter, son-in-law, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She has always had a curious nature and enjoyed discovering both seen and unseen aspects of the world. That is why “discovering” is part of the title of this novel. She is a devoted fan of fiction, non-fiction, history, science-fiction and mythological fantasy. Her thanks go out to the Nineteenth Century Lewis Carroll, author of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, for inspiration.