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The Candlewick Inn Mystery (Cassie Kingston Mysteries)
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Product Description
Surely, it can't be possible to find two treasures in one summer. But that's exactly what Cassie and Enilsa are trying to do. While spending two weeks helping out at the Candlewick Inn, a property Cassie's cousin will soon inherit from their late Great-Aunt Sybil, the girls find several clues relating to something valuable hidden at the inn. While investigating, they receive messages from a psychic, and even a note from Great-Aunt Sybil herself, which help them solve The Candlewick Inn Mystery.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #613958 in Books
- Published on: 2009-05-15
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 108 pages
Editorial Reviews
From the Publisher
Mysteries seem to be seeking out Cassie Kingston and her best friend, Enilsa Santos. Their adventures begin unexpectedly, and the pair end up solving four mysteries during one summer break. With help from several friends, Cassie and Enilsa outwit a clever forger, find real treasure, solve a mystery involving a bronze statue, save a house from being demolished, and uncover the truth about a strange painting of an island. Ages 8+
About the Author
J.H. Sweet is the author of The Fairy Chronicles, Foo and Friends, Juan Noel's Crystal Airship, Cassie Kingston Mysteries, and The Heaviest Things. She lives in South Texas and has a degree in English from Texas State University.
Customer Reviews
The Candlewick Inn Mystery
This is Book 2 of the Cassie Kingston Mysteries. Cassie and Enilsa go to the Candlewick Inn to help Cousin Bea run the inn for the summer. Cassie and Enilsa are just becomming detectives. They hear a story about a treasure hidden at the inn. They find a note hidden in a bed post. They find a clue under a tile in the ceiling. They find another clue in a deck of cards and in a photograph of a man who used to live at the inn. He lived there like he would in an apartment. In the end Cassie and Enilsa, and Brian, find out what is hidden at the inn and it is really something neat. They find out why it is hidden there too. Cousin Bea gets to keep the inn in the end even after a forger and another man try to steal it from her. I am going to read the third book in this series next.
