Trouble Is a Friend of Mine, (Paperback)

from lillibrary

"Sherlock meets Veronica Mars meets Ferris Bueller's Day Off"? That is some big boasting, but this book pulls it off in spades! Loved the characters, the verbal sparring, and the gritty small town setting. The disappearance of a rich, high school student is just the start of a multilayered myster...

from theokester

This book was initially pitched to me as a cross between Veronica Mars and the BBC series Sherlock. Enjoying both shows, it sounded fun and requested the book. As the title "Trouble Is a Friend of Mine" suggests, the narrator (a teenage girl named Zoe) has a tendency to get into trouble. More to ...

from LibStaff2

A quirky and fun YA mystery that combines a bit of teen angst with some Nancy Drew-like detective work. Some of the oneliners and banter are hilarious. The characters do give the reader a common Breakfast Club vibe, but there are a few scenes that make each one stand out. Okay, so not all of the ...

from VavaViolet

I sat down with this book intending to read only 10 out of its 31 chapters as I needed to do other things, but I ended up devouring it in one sitting. After I did so I sat in stunned silence thinking "what did I just read?; a huge chunk of it I love, but there were some parts that I love to hate....

from ShellyPYA

Everything changes the day Zoe, stuck in her new hometown, cuts school and bumps into Digby, a boy who convinces her to help him seek a missing teen. Before she knows it, Zoe is ambushing an office complex with fake snow, facing off with a potential cult, and breaking the law to save the new town...