Carter & Eli's Map Quest

Travel, Mystery, and Adventure! This series has it all. Join Carter and Eli on their quest to discover the Hidden World.



While travelling the world with their parents, Carter and Eli Hayes find an old letter in their great-grandmother's attic and are thrown into an adventure beyond their imagination. Together they must solve the clues to uncover the treasure.



Carter and Eli's Map Quest series continues with the third installment, Into the Golden light. This time, the boys find themselves travelling in Northern Africa. Following an eventful day at the medina in Marrakesh, Carter and Eli are eager to set off on their next adventure. After sneaking away into the desert, they must work quickly to solve the riddle and find the missing map piece. But, with the clock ticking and evil lurking in the shadows, will they succeed in their quest or run out of time? 

 

While reading these books, kids will explore the world through imagination and learn about various countries. The central theme of brotherly love will prevail as Carter and Eli work together, face their fears, and overcome sinister forces competing against them. If your child enjoys travel and adventure, this is the series for them.

 

Other Books in the Carter and Eli Map Quest Series:

Book 1: Beyond the Icy Towers 

When Carter and Eli Hayes discover an old letter in their great-grandmother's attic, they embark on an icy adventure in search of the Hidden World. With dangers at every turn, the boys must use their wits to solve the riddles and return home safely.

But, with the harsh Arctic landscape, will they succeed in their quest or be left out in the cold?

 

Book 2: Along the Turquoise Shores

While vacationing in Greece, Carter and Eli's encounter with a mysterious stranger leads them toward their next adventure. If they are going to find the Hidden World, they must work together to solve the riddle and navigate through dangerous obstacles along the way. But, with sinister forces acting against them, will they succeed in their quest or be left disappointed?