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1. Skeleton Creek, 2. Ghost In The Machine, 3. The Crossbones, 4. The Raven (thats the order of the books)
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Is Skeleton Creek a series?
skeleton Creek is a book series, and a good one in my opinion.
Is there a fifth book to the Skeleton Creek series?
There are four books in the Skeleton Creek book series.
Who is the author of Skeleton Creek?
Patrick Carman is the author of the Skeleton Creek series.
Where do you watch the Skeleton Creek videos?
You can watch the Skeleton Creek videos on the official YouTube channel for the series or on the official website for the Skeleton Creek books. The videos are an integral part of the interactive storytelling experience of the series.
What is the name of the third book in the Skeleton Creek series?
Crossbones
Where is Skeleton Creek exactly located?
In the book series, Skelton Creek, it is at the edge of the haunted woods.
What is the video with the apostle in Skeleton Creek?
The video featuring the apostle in Skeleton Creek is called "The Apostle Returns." It is a significant part of the narrative in the Skeleton Creek book series and reveals important information about the town's dark secrets.
Is there a skeleton creek password 103110?
The password "103110" you provided does not appear to be a valid password for Skeleton Creek. If you are looking for a password for Skeleton Creek, it is recommended to refer to the official sources associated with the series.
Is there a 3rd book to the Skeleton Creek series?
Yes, it is called The Crossbones. : )
If Skeleton Creek is not realthen who's the skeleton?
Skeleton Creek is a fictional setting created for the book series of the same name by Patrick Carman. The skeleton in the story is a fictional element used to add mystery and suspense to the plot.
How many books are there to skeleton creek?
well there 4 books in the series 1. skeleton creek 2. the ghost in the machine 3. crossbones 4. is the raven
Where is Skeleton Creek located?
i really don't remember but it was like in 1950's.
