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Scottish Knight
Paperback
Series: Young Explorers, Book 3
Publisher: S T Cameron
Published: Jul 17 2025
Pages: 270
Weight: 0.70
Height: 0.61 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Four young explorers, the sons and daughters of famous archaeologists...
...a castle cursed by a haunted suit of armor.
A trip to Scotland to visit relatives and oversee renovations to an old castle uncovers an ancient curse.
C.J. Kask and his friends accompany their parents to Scotland to visit Castle MacGregor. During renovations to the castle, a cursed suit of armor is released with deadly consequences.
Facing a seemingly unstoppable knight and the ancient curse that animated it, can the Young Explorers remove the curse and save the Lord of the castle from its terrible retribution?
Find out why one reader thinks Scottish Knight is suspenseful and thrilling, and will keep a reader hooked till the end!Get your copy of this fast-paced energetic story now!
What Readers are saying:
Even reading the book feels like you are watching a movie. I will wait eagerly for a movie franchise based on the Young Explorers' Adventures. - Aditya
If you're a fan of thrilling books, be prepared to get completely absorbed in this one because you won't want to stop reading it. - Rahul
From heart-stopping chase scenes to clever riddles and ancient artifacts, there's never a dull moment. The suspense builds steadily, keeping you hooked until the very last page. - Bethuel Kibet
I recommend this to any kid who likes adventure stories and mysteries. - S. Palmer
The story's plot is well paced and filled with enough twists and turns that will keep young readers glued to their seats. - Laura M
Interview with the Author
Q - Who is the Young Explorers series written for?
I wanted to write some thrilling, edge-of-your-seat adventures for my grandchildren and modeled them on Hardy Boys, Jonny Quest, and Indiana Jones. They're great for middle-grade boys and girls who love action & adventure with a mix of the fantasy and supernatural. Adults will find that they are fun as well.
Q- What order should I read them in?
Although you can read them in any order, I suggest the following:
- Inca Wraith
- Phantom Express
- Scottish Knight
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