| The
Voice of Daria,
by Joyce Hunt. When Susanna's stepbrother, Christo, is
accused of murdering Daria in Lawrenceville, his father feels it
is best that Christo live with his new family in Hinestown until
the case is resolved. Susanna is against the idea and does not
trust Christo, especially when a second girl from Hinestown also
disappears. Still, an uneasy relationship develops between the
two and when Christo finally takes a daring step to clear his
name, Susanna agrees to help him. |
| The
Disappearance of Livvy, by Barbara Giles Chambers. When
young Livvy is missing from her school playground, her best
friend Janie Fuller is determined to find her; and to make sure
she is not forgotten... Chapter book for middle grade readers. |
| Cliffhanger:
A Lou Dunlop Mystery, by
Glenn Ebisch. Jesse's
cousin turns up dead, and high school student Lou investigates
with Molly. As Lou wanders through a world of drugs, violence, and deceit, he
realizes that no solution to this mystery is going to leave the
two girls unscarred. |
Lou
Dunlop: Private Eye, by
Glenn Ebisch. High
school student Lou is an average guy with above average
problems. But Lou's world gets even more complicated when a girl
disappears without a trace from his school. When Jessie, the
missing girl's best friend, recruits Lou to help search for her
friend, they both get more than they bargained for.
|
| The
Witchery Way,
by Robert Ferrier.
A scintillating tale of a sabotaged railroad, drugs, witchcraft,
and romance. |
| The
Adoption Legacy, by Nancy Monaghan. An adoptee
searches for her heritage and finds her legacy reflected in the
historically turbulent struggle between Ireland and England. |
| The
Druid Stone, by Nancy Monaghan. This book contains
two short stories, "The Spirit Stone" and
"The Isle of Mist," both filled with the
mythology and magic of the Celtic world. |
| The
Haunted Cove, by Nancy Monaghan. Katie's family
receives an offer too good to refuse: a rent-free house on the
island of Anglesey, on the northern coast of Wales. |
| The
Virtual Guard,
by Robert Ferrier.
A budding video game aficionado, Chuck is forced to turn
detective when his friends begin to disappear. |
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