The Thief Knot
Greenglass House, Book 4
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Narrated by:
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Sandy Rustin
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Written by:
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Kate Milford
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Ghosts, a kidnapping, a crew of young detectives, and family secrets mix in this new stand-alone mystery set in the world of the best-selling Greenglass House, from a National Book Award nominee and Edgar Award-winning author.
Marzana and her best friend are bored. Even though they live in a notorious city where normal rules do not apply, nothing interesting ever happens to them. Nothing, that is, until Marzana's parents are recruited to help solve an odd crime, and she realizes that this could be the excitement she's been waiting for. She assembles a group of kid detectives with special skills - including the ghost of a ship captain's daughter - and together, they explore hidden passageways, navigate architecture that changes overnight, and try to unravel the puzzle of who the kidnappers are - and where they're hiding. But will they beat the deadline for a ransom that's impossible to pay?
Legendary smugglers, suspicious teachers, and some scary bad guys are just a few of the adults the crew must circumvent while discovering hidden truths about their families and themselves in this smart, richly imagined tale.
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- PlanetaryColonist
- 2025-01-14
Cute story in the same smugglers' world
After a slow start that entailed a very detailed description of the mechanics of choose-your-own adventure puzzle books, the story picked up pace and got more interesting. The attempt to write about the main character's mental anxieties quite dropped off halfway through the book, though that was fine as it was rather half-hearted. It was also bizarre that the adults didn't feel more urgency about rescuing the kidnapped girl from the beginning; she was an afterthought compared to finding the perpetrators.
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