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ISBN:	0802734162 (ISBN13: 9780802734167)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Murder Notebooks #2

Killing Rachel (The Murder Notebooks #2)

Anne Cassidy

Hardcover | Pages: 352 pages

Rating: 3.7 | 625 Users | 78 Reviews

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Title	:	Killing Rachel (The Murder Notebooks #2)
Author	:	Anne Cassidy
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	February 26th 2013 by Walker Childrens (first published January 1st 2013)
Categories	:	Mystery. Young Adult. Thriller

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Rose's mother and Joshua's father have disappeared. Police inquiries have gone nowhere and the case, it seems, is closed: Rose and Joshua have been told that the police believe their parents are dead. But Rose and Joshua still hold out hope that they are alive. Joshua is determined to follow up his own inquiries, which includes working out the meaning of the cryptic notebooks - the murder notebooks - they have discovered. Then Rose is distracted by odd, desperate messages she receives from Rachel, a former best friend from her school, followed by the terrible news that Rachel is dead. But perhaps Rachel's death will provide one more piece of the puzzle about what has happened to Rose and Joshua's parents . . .

A taut and pacy thriller in The Murder Notebooks series, from an acclaimed writer for teens.

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The ending is unpredictableU will enjoy reading this book

Another interesting read in the murder notebooks series from Anne Cassidy. The main plot for this series revolves about the death of Rachel, a girl whom Rose had previously been at boarding school with as well as spending time getting more into the supposed murder of Rose and Josh's parents some 5 years previously. I can't say too much about this book or I'll give to much away but needless to say this story was an exciting read and lots more revelations were unveiled as Rose and Josh try to find

This is the second book in the 'The Murder Notebooks' series and may contain spoilers for the first book.Rose Smith and Joshua Johnson are looking for her mother and his father who both disappeared 5 years ago. The police have said their parents are dead, but when some of Joshua's dad's belongings appear they have reason to believe that their parents are still alive. Alongside this, Rose's ex-friend from her old boarding school, Rachel, starts to send her disturbing letters and phone calls,

Initial reaction: Argh, this hurts to write. You know, despite my criticisms of it in some modes, I actually did like Anne Cassidy's first book in this series, "Dead Time". Rose was a flawed protagonist in that, but at least she owned up to where she was wrong and the cases and mysterious elements of the murders in that were interesting. This book? I can't even begin to note how tough it was to slog through 2/3 of this book with very sloppy prose, lack of an engaging mystery, Rose being utterly

I really enjoyed this book, the second in a series. I actually read this book first accidentally and enjoyed it so much I went back and read the first. This was a real page turner and I couldn't put it down. There were many plot twists that kept me on my feet which was exciting. I would definitely recommend it to readers aged 13+.

Killing Rachel, the sequel to 'Dead Time' was suprisingly upaced and strong willed and for, me developed the character of Rose, as you are given her backstory - which makes her a hell of a lot more likeable. I was a little disappointed with Dead Time as I found Rose highly annoying and although I wasn't thrilled by this book - it was for me an improvement from Dead Time. Rose's ex-best friend - Rachel has been found dead in the school lake under mysterious circumstances. There is a startling new

Last year I read and really enjoyed DEAD TIME--the first book in The Murder Notebooks series--so I was eager to find out what was next for Rose and Joshua. Rose and Joshua aren't real brother and sister, but their parents lived together for a while so they both remember living as a happy family. Then Rose's mother and Joshua's father went missing, tearing their lives apart. After reconnecting via email and finally meeting, their mutual need to find out what really happened to their parents led