Without a Trace (Jennie McGrady Mysteries, No 5)

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Summary: I'm hooked on Jennie!
Review: All of the Jennie McGrady books are great - but this has to be one of the top 3. For a little while, while your brain's stuck between the pages of the book, you could swear that it's you there. They call it suspension of disbelief - well, I'd say disbelief was expelled! Carribbean cruise, good-looking rich guy, crime happening all over, and somehow it's not unbelivable. I'd say that the Jennie McGrady books are definetly classics material.

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Summary: I love Jennie McGrady books!
Review: All of the Jennie McGrady books are marvelous. Without a Trace is one of the best. Jennie, as always, is trying to solve a mysterious happening. Her brother disappears and Jennie investigates. The rest, I will leave you to find out for yourself.

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Summary: This Book Is One Of The Best!
Review: I have the whole Jenny McGrady series and this one is one of the best out of all ten. I have read it around four times and it still never gets boring!

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Summary: The Perfect Mystery
Review: My cousin loaned me this book along with Dying To Win and In Too Deep. I started reading it as soon as I got home. From the very beginning there's a mystery. The first page makes you want to keep on reading so that you'll find out what's going to happen. When you read this book you have all of these guesses on who's the criminal, and in the end, you figure out that none of them were right. Just when you think you know exactly who the criminal is, you either start to suspect someone else or Jennie has a good reason for the criminal ot to be him/her. I never wanted to stop reading this book because I had no idea who the real criminal was. In the end, the criminal turned out to be someone wha wasn't even on my suspect list. This mystery is full of danger and suspense. Many times Jennie almosts gets herself killed while investigating. If you LOVE mysteries like Nancy Drew, add this series to your list of favorite books. I wouldn't reccomend reading this book at night because eventually you'll get too tired and have to stop.