By: Jardine, Lis
Format: Paperback / softback
Published By: Penguin Random House Children's UK
Date of Publication: 30/01/25
ISBN13\EAN\SKU: 9780241691762
Dimensions in mm: 196 x 130 x 20
Description: Ideal for fans of Robin Stevens' - The Week JuniorCALLING ALL MURDER MYSTERY FANS!The Detention Detectives may have solved their last case, but when a local teen disappears they suddenly realize the two are connected. The problem is . . . Star Trek superfan DANIEL takes the lead, but his anger towards their main suspect might be getting in the way of their investigation. Music-lover JONNO is totally distracted by the school talent competition. And it may seem silly to the others, but Daniel's got the people skills and Lydia's got the brains - so do they even need him?School reporter LYDIA has a separate unsolved crime to deal with, and a newspaper to edit too! She really doesn't have time for the boys' dramas.Can Daniel bring the Detectives together to crack their BIGGEST case, before it's too late?'Top-grade misbehaviour' - The Guardian
Format: Paperback / softback
Published By: Penguin Random House Children's UK
Date of Publication: 30/01/25
ISBN13\EAN\SKU: 9780241691762
Dimensions in mm: 196 x 130 x 20
Description: Ideal for fans of Robin Stevens' - The Week JuniorCALLING ALL MURDER MYSTERY FANS!The Detention Detectives may have solved their last case, but when a local teen disappears they suddenly realize the two are connected. The problem is . . . Star Trek superfan DANIEL takes the lead, but his anger towards their main suspect might be getting in the way of their investigation. Music-lover JONNO is totally distracted by the school talent competition. And it may seem silly to the others, but Daniel's got the people skills and Lydia's got the brains - so do they even need him?School reporter LYDIA has a separate unsolved crime to deal with, and a newspaper to edit too! She really doesn't have time for the boys' dramas.Can Daniel bring the Detectives together to crack their BIGGEST case, before it's too late?'Top-grade misbehaviour' - The Guardian