Book details
The Case of the SMASHED WINDOW (The BROOKE LYNN Mysteries Book 2)
Description
This gripping middle-grade novel is packed with deception, tension, and intrigue... you'll be kept guessing until the very end! This gripping middle-grade novel is packed with deception, tension, and intrigue... you'll be kept guessing until the very end!Brooke Lynn and Mike, the crime-solving 2-K Team, have a new case to crack. A well-respected neighbor's window has been smashed and the duo is called to help. With the town's hyped-up Chili Cookoff looming, a big cleanup day planned - which Brooke Lynn is helping organize - and more vandalism occurring around town, the pressure is ON! As the two sleuths work to solve the case, tensions arise and Brooke Lynn finds herself questioning everyone - even her crime-fighting buddy himself and her very own BFF Susie! With unsettled friendships and mounting conflicts, will Brooke Lynn be able to weave her way through these complicated emotions, restore friendships and solve The Case of the Smashed Window in time for the Chili Cookoff? Mystery and manipulation... a suspenseful combination for curious middle schoolers. Follow the author on Facebook, Instagram, and the website below.#thebrookelynnadventuresandmysteries@thebrookelynnadventures www.tobyawilliamsauthor.com
Age
9-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
160 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Plot: The book promises a compelling and intricate plot that keeps readers guessing until the very end, making it a thrilling page-turner.
- Character Development: The protagonist, Brooke Lynn, is a well-crafted character whose intelligence and deductive skills make her an inspiring figure for readers who enjoy strong, relatable protagonists.
- Series Continuity: As the second book in the series, it offers fans of the first book a chance to dive back into the world they love and see the characters and overarching storylines develop further.
- Mystery Genre Appeal: For fans of the mystery genre, this book provides all the classic elements of a good whodunit—clues, red herrings, and a satisfying resolution.