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Mysteries for Young Adults |
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| Jane Casey |
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Jess Tennant: 16-year old sleuth in Port Sentinal, England |
| Harlan Coben |
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Mickey Bolitar,
a high school student living with his uncle Myron after his father
is killed, in this series for Young Adults |
| Peter Cocks |
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Eddie Savage, a 17-year-old in the ganglands of south London, England |
| Amanda Flower |
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Andora “Andi” Boggs, a 12-year-old science geek living with her older sister Bethany and their eccentric twenty-something aunt |
| Chris Grabenstein |
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Zack and
his stepmother Judy, in spine-tinglers for young adults |
| John Grisham |
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Theodore Boone: 13-year-old who dispenses legal advice and solves
crimes in a series for young adults |
| Anthony Horowitz |
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Tim Diamond, the world’s worst detective, and his brainy younger brother Nick, in the Diamond Brothers novellas for children |
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Alex Rider, the teenage nephew of a former British secret agent [YA] |
Gordon McAlpine
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The Misadventures of Edgar and Allan Poe, 12-year old twins, in a middle grade series |
| Philip Pullman |
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Sally Lockhart, starting as a 16-year-old in 1872 London, England
[YA historical thrillers] |
| Kathy Reichs |
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Tory Brennan:
science-obsessed niece of Temperance Brennan, living on a remote
island off the coast of South Carolina in a suspense series for
teens |
| Jennifer Sturman |
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Delia Truesdale: searching
for her mother, an internet tycoon, who has gone missing, in New
York City |
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