Agatha Oddly Detective Series Lena Jones 3 Books Collection - The Secret Key, Murder at the Museum, The Silver Serpent

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But she’ll have to pass the fiendishly difficult Guild test at the same time, not to mention going back to school! I’m looking forward to catching up with Agatha again when I pick up the sequel, Agatha Oddly and the Murder at the Museum.

There are some other interesting characters we’re introduced to along the way, who I won’t talk about now as I don’t want to spoil anything but I’m looking forward to discovering more about them in future books! Then we have the Chic Clique (or Carbon Copies as they’re known to everyone else) – Sarah, Ruth and Brianna, the CCs are your typical mean girls at St Regis, pretty and popular and not afraid to treat those that don’t fit the mould like Agatha badly, the trio start out as fairly basic characters but one of them stands out by the end of the novel and I’m looking forward to seeing if this continues in the next book in the series. Crawford Maria Hummel Marianne Ferrer Mari Hannah Marilyn Easton Mario Giordano Marjorie Liu Mark Alizart Mark Billingham Mark Illis Mark Mazower Mark Pack Mark Pesce Marlaine Delargy Martha Wells Martin Brenig-Jones Martin O’Neill Mary Auld Mary Mellor Mary Robinette Kowal Massimiliano Di Ventra Massimo Recalcati Matilda Rose Mats Strandberg Matt Carr Matteo Di Ventra Matthew Burton Matthew Sperling Matthew Todd Matt Ward Maurene Goo Maxine Beneba Clarke Max Manning Max Tegmark Maëlle Gavet Megan Todd Meg Wolitzer Mel Darbon Melita Tirado Michael A. Her Caribbean accent is slightly stronger when she’s surprised – it’s the only ‘tell’ she has – the only clue to her real emotions. Agatha is set to become the youngest member of the Gatekeepers’ Guild, but before that, she’s got a mystery to solve!The second in the AGATHA ODDLY TRILOGY by Lena Jones (a pseudonym for the Tibor Jones Studio) for children aged 9+ is a ho-hum, formulaic mystery adventure where the murder mystery hook fades away in favour of the overriding story arc of the Gatekeepers’ Guild. Each book in the series has a satisfying conclusion that ties up all the loose ends and reveals the culprit behind the crime. And although these are nitpicky comments, emotionally I found her difficult to believe in as well, e.

But as Agatha starts to dig beneath the surface she begins to suspect that a wider plot is afoot below London – a plot involving a disused Tube station, a huge fireworks display and five thousand tonnes of gold bullion. When Agatha does become an agent, it’s pretty predictable what’s going to happen (and to be honest, I wasn’t quite sure why it was such a big deal about Agatha telling Brianna when it’s obvious that the Guild already knows that Liam knows of their organisation). There's been a murder at the British Museum and, although the police are investigating, Agatha suspects that they're missing a wider plot going on below London - a plot involving a disused Tube station, a huge fireworks display, and five thousand tonnes of gold bullion. Agatha Oddly has been a detective for as long as she can remember – she’s just been waiting for her first big case. g. who has been assisting the mole in committing their crimes and who killed Agatha’s mum (and why) but that all ties in with the fact that these are storylines for the overriding arc.Now you can join her on her first big mission, by flicking through the pages of new book Agatha Oddly: The Secret Key. Not wanting to waste time, I grab him by the arm and start to stride through the Leicester Square crowds, in the direction of the Tube station. Meet 13-year-old Agatha Oddly - a bold, determined heroine, and the star of a stylish new detective series. If you fail to comply with this obligation, we may have a right of action against you for compensation. Lena Jones does an excellent job of weaving together multiple storylines and clues, creating a puzzle that readers can try to solve along with Agatha and Corvus.