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Fault Lines

By: Janet Sumner Johnson
Narrated by: Eevin Hartsough
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SOME SECRETS CAN’T STAY LOCKED AWAY.

After the incredible events of the last official Winterton Bee, Hope and Gordon Smith have discovered that having an extended family isn’t so bad … and maybe their famous relatives’ lives aren’t so charmed. But Hope is still hiding a secret, and it’s a big one.

When Elizabeth Springer goes missing just before the Wintertons’ big Thanksgiving celebration—their first reunion since the spelling bee—Hope knows it’s time to come clean. Especially if it means saving Ms. Springer. But none of the Winterton clan wants to hear it. Worse, they accuse Hope of making up the whole story for attention.

Ready to give up on her newfound family, Hope gets a cryptic coded letter with instructions on how to find James Winterton—her long-estranged grandfather.

What’s more, the letter hints that Jane Winterton hid away much more than a simple treasure. Now Hope and Gordon face the impossible task of convincing their family to follow a shifty clue to find the man they want to see least, in order to save the woman who’s been lying to them for years.

With even more family intrigue and peppered with delicious literary what-ifs, the second installment in the middle grade The Winterton Deception series delivers another twisty, electric puzzle mystery young sleuths will eagerly devour.

©2024 Janet Sumner Johnson (P)2024 Recorded Books
Mystery & Suspense Family Life Mysteries Thrillers & Suspense Literature & Fiction Growing Up & Facts of Life

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