In the book Opperation Red Jericho where do the parents dissapear to?

Question

I have a report due and I don't have time to look in the book!
In the book, Opperation Red Jericho, where do Becca and Doug's parents dissapear to?

Answer 1

From School Library Journal
Grade 5-8–Excerpts from 15-year-old Becca's diary interspersed with third-person narrative combine to produce a tale of high adventure, intrigue, and science fiction along the China coast in 1920. Following their parents' mysterious disappearance in the remote Sinkiang region, Becca and her younger brother, Doug, are sent from their home in India to live with their sea-captain uncle, whose research vessel they board in Shanghai. Through their inquisitiveness and spying, they learn of a secret society that may have had something to do with their parents' fate and of a very volatile substance called zoridium that their uncle is trying to retrieve from an evil warlord. Their curiosity leads to their capture and captivity on his island fortress–the site of a rousing showdown that sets the stage for the second volume in this trilogy. Memorable, over-the-top characters and an often unbelievable plot are united with fascinating sidebars and graphics, such as short biographies of people like Bohr and Einstein, archival photographs of old Shanghai, vintage newspaper clippings, a chart of the Morse code, diagrams of inventions, or Doug's sketches of the action scenes. Several confidential full-color pull-outs provide detailed descriptions of the various vessels and of an ancient fighting order, the Sujing Quantou. Some readers may pore over the details in this novel; others will simply appreciate the comic adventure.–Diane S. Marton, Arlington County Library, VA
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Answer 2

happy Easter and sturdy morning to you too! i might ought to declare there are 2 books that have been the main influential in my elevating my son to right away and those are the Bible and what to anticipate (the 1st 3 hundred and sixty 5 days and toddler years). the two have been magnificent training for me as a mom :)