Title: Death at Carp High
Author: Jeremy Gold
Publication date: April 7th 2014
Genres: Mystery, Young Adult
Author: Jeremy Gold
Publication date: April 7th 2014
Genres: Mystery, Young Adult
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Jake Brown is your average, above-average kid. He generally has his mind
on the usual things that male high school seniors think
about: girls, avoiding Spanish class, girls, pizza, surfing, girls, and
of course, girls. None of that changes when he and his best friend,
Dean, go surfing and find a body with a hole in its head floating beyond
the waves.Shortly after “the big discovery,” Sydney, a cross country running teammate of Jake’s, asks him to go to Morp—“Prom” spelled backwards—a Sadie Hawkins-
In the beginning, Jake and Dean try keeping Lily and Sydney out of harm’s way, but high school girls are pros at teasing out even the most well-kept secrets. Eventually, the foursome becomes entangled in clues—and preoccupied with making sure dire threats from their prime suspect don’t pan out!
Death at Carp High has as many peaks and troughs as a winter swell at Rincon, and it’s all Jake and Dean can do to avoid wiping out.
This book is more on the life of adolescent boys than the sleuthing they've done.
This book showed just how much mature guys are in their senior year.
This book focused more on the girls, eating out, the athletics than solving the case of the death of their math teacher, Duane Johnson.
The first few pages had me gripped but by the middle until the last, I was reading just to see if it would turn be more.
Needless to say, it was an interesting take from a guy's point-of-view story as their lines are not romanticized in any way and they are speaking as what they are: teenage boys.
Honestly, I was hoping for a fan-freakin-tastic ending and to say, it was something I wasn't expecting.
You just have to read it to see what I mean ;)
Jeremy Gold is seventeen years old…in his mind. He lives in
Carpinteria, California, a small beachside town, ten miles south of its
more celebrated sister, Santa Barbara. He loves hiking, mountain bike
riding, and of course, writing. Death at Carp High is the first in the
six-part Jake Brown mystery series.
Jeremy and his wife, Calla, have been married since 1979. Any
resemblance between their 21-year-old son, Dan, and Jake Brown is
purely…understandable.
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I love books told in male POV I just find them a nice change. Glad you liked it! :)
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