The Murder Notebooks: Killing Rachel
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Overview
When Rachel, a friend from Rose’s past, starts phoning her late at night, begging Rose to return to her old prep school to save her, Rose ignores her pleas until she receives word that Rachel has died. Though the police think it was a suicide-by-drowning, Rose is suspicious, and as she questions those who knew Rachel best, a sinister back story surfaces. At the same time, Rose is battling her romantic feelings for Josh, who continues to search for their missing parents and to try to uncover the truth behind the Butterfly Project. When Rose discovers a secret from Rachel’s past that could be a link to Rose and Josh’s parents, finding Rachel’s killer becomes personal. But will the people behind the Butterfly Project find her first?
As the murders continue, the mystery of the Butterfly Project grows
Second book propels overarching series mystery: While each book is satisfying as a stand-alone, this story furthers the big mystery of The Butterfly Project
Sweet romance: Rose and Joshua comfort each other over the tragedy of their missing parents, but their relationship soon blooms into something much more.
Boy/girl protagonists: Rose and Joshua work together to solve each book’s murder, making this a perfect fit for either boy or girl readers.
Popular author: Anne Cassidy is a bestseller in the UK and her first book for the US market, Looking for JJ, was very well-received.
Global publication: The series is being co-published by Bloomsbury in the UK and Australia.
- Title: The Murder Notebooks: Killing Rachel
- Author: Anne Cassidy
- Publisher: Bloomsbury USA Childrens
- Print Publication Date: 2013
- Logos Release Date: 2024
- Pages: 320
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Ebook
- ISBNs: 9780802734525, 9780802734167, 0802734162, 0802734529
- Resource ID: LLS:9780802734525
- Resource Type: Monograph
- Metadata Last Updated: 2025-04-22T15:29:10Z
Anne Cassidy is the author of Dead Time, book one in the Murder Notebooks series and Looking for J.J. An acclaimed author in the United Kingdom best know for hard-hitting teen novels based on "ripped from the headlines" stories, Anne worked as a teacher for nineteen years before becoming a writer.