Customer Reviews

Murder on the Line: (Sweet Valley High Super Thriller, No 5)

5 star:		(4)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(1)
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`I loved this book because it was funny how jessica could hear other people conversations. But the part when Jessica knows who the killer was itwas pretty exciting the book

An intriguing mystrey novel that will keep you wondering all the way through,who is the drug lord/murderer,who is helping him,and who can,in fact,be trusted????

This book was great except it's ending was predictable. I wouldn't recommend this book if you are an avid mystery reader.

hmmm... what can i say about this amazing book? well, it's terrific, fantabulous, gr8, amazing, need i say more? jessica and elizabeth wakefield find themselves entangled in yet another mystery. it's a really brilliant book, read it and i promise you that you'll say the same. PS: i solved the mystery before i got to the end. cool huh?

Is a great story, full of mistery and interesting staff. Jessica discovers a complot of two murders to kill a girl. And later when she finds out about a girl being killed as she heard on the phone, she confesed to the police.but one of the murder's partener is in police. Jessica is in danger. What's gonna happen ? Read and you'll see. I guarante you a great time in reading this book.

Here we see a classic of the Sweet Valley sucky writing, predictable plotline, etc. The murder mystery, not so much a mystery as a blaring, flashing "HE DID IT" sign. So many unrealistic situations, it makes your head hurt. It even gets preachy about drugs. We get that Elizabeth is a goody-two-shoes, but really, two paragraphs directly out of a health textbook about why drugs are harmful? That's overdoing it. Everything is neatly tied up as usual (no continuity) the end.
I don't hate the series. I was a fan for quite some time (so much so that I went through every book), but for the most part, the stand-alones, the ones that don't have a continuous plot, are horribly unbearable.

Rating: 2/5