This book opens in a small town in Michigan where fifteen-year-old Sarah Cole is stuck spending the summer at her Aunt and Uncle’s with her sister, Lacey. She’s not happy with the situation until she befriends a girl named Jackie. The three girls stumble upon the ruthless murder of a reclusive neighborhood woman. One of the officers investigating the crime believes the girls are responsible for her death. Fearing that this officer will frame them for the murder, the girls organize their own detective squad. They become the Super Spies and start their own fact-finding mission. The Super Spies can’t understand why anyone would want to murder the “Cat Lady” until they start digging into her past and discover a horrible crime that happened thirty years ago. They uncover a connection between the two crimes and attempt to bring this information to the police, only to be reprimanded for meddling in the inquest. Not only are the girls upset by the admonition, but they also struggle with the fact that their exuberant investigating could provide a legal loophole allowing the killer to go free. To make matters worse, the police don’t even believe them. Frustrated by this turn of events, the Super Spies realize it’s up to them to snare the Cat Lady killer.
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Shameless Pimping
Hey all! Today, I'm using my normal Wednesday spot to shameless pimp out a super author and an all-around stand-up gal, Lisa Orchard. Her new book, THE SUPER SPIES AND THE CAT LADY KILLER, is middle grade fiction, available now from Astraea Press. Okay, okay, so it's not the "wicked" stuff you come here to find, but you probably know some kids, right? Check out THE SUPER SPIES AND THE CAT LADY KILLER
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Thanks for letting me pimp my story on your blog!
Congratulations, Lisa! I'm sure you'll have a lot of success with this.
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