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A trip to the French Riviera should be a nice vacation for high school super-sleuth P.C. Hawke and his best friend Mackenzie. With no schoolwork and little interference from Mac's busy dad, the two teens have all the time they could want to hang out at the beach and watch the rich and famous.
But when a woman is murdered at their hotel, P.C. and Mac can't sit around and wait for the cops to solve the crime. With the help of the beautiful, blind daughter of the police inspector assigned to the case, the amateur detectives start their own investigation - and learn that danger is a international word.
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The third book in the thrilling P.C. Hawke Mysteries series.,
This review is from: P.C. Hawke Mysteries: The E-Mail Murders - Book #3 (Paperback)
P.C. and Mac are thrilled when Mac's dad invites them to join him on a business trip in Monaco, where he will be a speaker at the International Psychiatric Association Conference. They spend the beginning of their trip having fun: seeing the sites, relaxing on the beach, and eating at cafes. But their vacation fun is interrupted when Harriet Epstein-Hopper, who is also attending the conference, is murdered, apparently by a vicious serial killer known as Cyrano. Even though Mac's father warns them not to get involved, P.C. and Mac can't help themselves. Along with Juliette, the inspector's daughter, they determine to find out who really is responsible. Anyone who enjoyed the first two P.C. Hawke Mysteries is sure to like this one as well.
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Maurice Cardin, Genevieve Blanc, Tomas Milano, New York, Francine White, Harriet Epstein-Hopper, Monte Carlo Grand Hotel, Richard Hopper, Cyber Croissant, Westside School, Royal Road New!
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I don't know if you've ever taken a ride in a helicopter, but let me tell you, it's spectacular. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Maurice Cardin, Genevieve Blanc, Tomas Milano, New York, Francine White, Harriet Epstein-Hopper, Monte Carlo Grand Hotel, Richard Hopper, Cyber Croissant, Westside School, Royal Road New!
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- The Doom Stone by Paul Zindel in Back Matter
- The Surfing Corpse (P.C. Hawke Mysteries) by Paul Zindel in Back Matter
- P.C. Hawke Mysteries: The Scream Museum - Book #1 by Paul Zindel in Back Matter
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