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The Body of Christopher Creed by Carol Plum-Ucci |
Long-time
class geek mysteriously disappears one day. Has he run away or committed
suicide? 248 pages. (F PLU Bestseller Section) |
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This was an awesome book! It really grabbed my attention and the fact that the book refers to many places in New Jersey (like Wawa, Atlantic City, Pine Barrens, etc.), I feel I can relate to the character. -A.B.
It was wonderfully written. It was deep into detail, and it left you in shock when you finish it. It was a great book! -S.B.
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Counterfeit Son by Elaine Marie Alphin |
Son
of a serial killer escapes and takes on the identity of one of the
boys his father killed. Award-d-winning mystery. 180 pages. (F ALP Bestseller Section) |
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This was a great book. I enjoyed it. -S.M.
This book was great! It really shows the issues in society that one is trying to avoid. The storyline is amazing. -Dann Murphy, class of 2008
I think the book was awesome! -T.C., class of 2009
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Acceleration by Graham McNamee |
Stuck
working in the lost and found department of the Toronto Transit
Authority for the summer, seventeen-year-old Duncan finds the diary
of a serial killer and sets out to stop him. 210 pages. (F McN) |
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Fake I.D. by Walter Sorrell |
After
a lifetime of moving and assuming new identities, sixteen-year-old
Chass begins to piece together the past that haunts her and her
mother which involves a mysterious tape, a deceased popular singer,
and the secrets of several people in a small Alabama town. 313 pages.
(F SOR) |
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Velocity by Dean Koontz |
Billy
Wiles thinks the note on his windshield threatening the murder of
a schoolteacher if he ignores it or the murder of an elderly woman
if he goes to the police is a hoax; but when a young teacher is
killed and he receives other warnings, his life becomes a nightmare. 400 pages. (F KOO) |
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Framed by Malcom Rose |
Forensic
scientist Luke Harding and his robot assistant must solve a series
of on-campus murders, especially since Luke is being framed for
the murders. 223 pages. F ROS (Sequels are Lost Bullet, Roll Call). |
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The Cat Who Saw Red by Lilian Jackson Braun |
A
reporter and his cats help solve the mystery of a missing person.
249 pages. (F BRA) |
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The Chocolate Lover by M.E. Rabb |
Sisters
Sophie and Sam are teenage private investigators who take on the
case of a missing chocolate-loving woman. Light mystery. 185 pages.
(F RAB) |
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The Girl Next Door by Patricia MacDonald |
Nina
Avery, having stood by her father after he was convicted of killing
her mother, continues to believe in his innocence after he is released
on parole, but a second tragedy has her searching for answers within
her own family and the neighborhood where she grew up. 292 pages.
(F MAC) |
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Finding the Forger by Libby Sternberg |
Amateur
sleuth Bianca Balducci has her hands full dealing with high school,
Christmas shopping, party planning, bickering friends, and a boyfriend
whose attention seems to be wandering, but that does not keep her
from jumping into the fray when several paintings go missing from
the local art museum and forgeries are hung in their place. Mystery.
192 pages. (F STE) |
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The Killer's Cousin by Nancy Werlin |
After
being acquitted of murder, seventeen-year-old David goes to stay
with relatives in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he finds himself
forced to face his past as he learns more about his strange young
cousin Lily. 229 pp. (F WER Bestseller Section) |
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As Simple As Snow by Gregory Galloway |
After
his girlfriend disappears, a young man must unravel the puzzle she
left behind in her mysterious letters and the obituaries she created
for every living person in town. 308 p. (F GAL) |
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