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[KRY]⇒ Read Skull Creek Stakeout The Caden Chronicles Eddie Jones Books

Skull Creek Stakeout The Caden Chronicles Eddie Jones Books



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Skull Creek Stakeout The Caden Chronicles Eddie Jones Books

A teenage boy, a mysterious murder, a possible vampire, and a pretty girl--the ingredients of a fast-paced, at times heart-stopping mystery with a Christian message. Skull Creek Stakeout is a great opportunity for middle-grade boys, or girls to discover the fun of reading.

Eddie Jones is a master story-teller with a heart for young people. Skull Creek Stakeout will take reading from the necessary assignment to a choice that rivals television. All the ingredients of mystery and mayhem are there, without the gratuitous gore that can render a story inappropriate.

As a reporter for the Cool Ghoul Gazette, Nick Caden, fresh from solving a ghost story in Dead Man's Hand, is ripe for another adventure, this time involving the mysterious death in a town called Transylvania. With his great-aunt Vivian, a pretty girl from the coroner's office, and a cast of shady characters, Nick is bent on discovering who murdered the owner of a mysterious mansion in vampire-like fashion. His passion for TV crime shows, tenacity in seeking answers to tricky questions, and sheer bravado lead him through a series of misadventures and outright danger to identify the killer. Along the way, he considers the serious questions of life after death, and the importance of family.

Skull Creek Stakeout proves that good stories, without inappropriate language or images, still have the ability to hold the interest of active young teens. They will read to the end and be asking for more.

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Skull Creek Stakeout The Caden Chronicles Eddie Jones Books Reviews


I received Skull Creek Stakeout by Eddie Jones from the publisher, and this is my honest review.

Skull Creek Stakeout is book two in the Caden Chronicles series, which follows Nick Caden on his different adventures of solving crimes. This adventure takes him to a town called Transylvania where a man who owns a creepy looking manor is found dead on a golf course with a stake driven through his heart. Now knowing Nick from the first book we know he's going to be interested because one he gets to play investigator, two the guy is dressed and killed like a vampire. Everything definitely gets interesting from here.

Nick's character matured a lot in book two which I thought was cool. I wasn't expecting him to mature much because book two only took place 2 months after book one but he did a lot. Like there weren't that many scenes with his sister, but when there were he acted more like a big brother towards her than being rude. Also while questioning people he didn't seem annoying. In book one he asked a million of questions and kind of had an attitude almost but in book two he was much more respectful.

Another thing I liked about this book is that it was very spooky at times which I like. The creepy manor was one of my favorite parts because there aren't too many books when a fourteen year old boy gets locked in a creepy mansion with no way out. Then when Nick was sitting in front of Meg's laptop and it was randomly typing messages to him yeah weird! Let's talk about Meg for a few minutes, I think she was a pretty good step up from Annie in book one. The reason I say this is because when she first met Nick she was a little skeptical about what he was doing same as Annie but it didn't take her long to warm up to him. Annie was all over the place when it came to supporting Nick but Meg after she warmed up was by his side until the very last page.

Again this book had my flipping pages like a mad woman because I wanted to know what was going to happen, and there were times where I thought I knew exactly who the killer was but then in the end Jones ended up completely flipping it around on me which was awesome that he was able to do that! Book two gets a solid 5 out of 5 stars.
This is the second book in the Caden Chronicles and is what I call a clean read. Nick Caden has so many qualities for a reader to like. First and most important to me he loves to solve mysteries. He is trying to discover who murdered a man found dead on a golf course. As a fourteen year-old boy, Nick is a very likeable character for all ages who read this book. My students will love the fact that he puts himself in danger to solve murders. In this book they will love the creep factor of an old mansion. Who wouldn’t feel creeped out if locked in a creepy old mansion? Dead Low Tied is the third book in this series. I have not yet read it, but it will be purchased for my shelves at school. If you have read any of Max Elliot Anderson’s “Sam Cooper” books you will definitely enjoy this series. Highly recommended and on the to be purchased list for my granddaughter for Christmas.
My kids fit the age group but I loved it. Exciting, fast-paced and full of interesting facts. Will read it again and pass it on, too.
Skull Creek Stakeout is a great follow-up to Dead Man's Hand, both by Eddie Jones. Nick Caden is a fourteen year old who solves mysteries, so the book would appeal to young boys. Right? Well, even a ninety-year old lady like me finds the book a fun read. On the creepy side, the puzzle side, the exciting side, the book also offers a thoughtful touch to the Bible. Since the book holds appeal for girl readers as well, my copy will move on to one of my great-granddaughters.
A teenage boy, a mysterious murder, a possible vampire, and a pretty girl--the ingredients of a fast-paced, at times heart-stopping mystery with a Christian message. Skull Creek Stakeout is a great opportunity for middle-grade boys, or girls to discover the fun of reading.

Eddie Jones is a master story-teller with a heart for young people. Skull Creek Stakeout will take reading from the necessary assignment to a choice that rivals television. All the ingredients of mystery and mayhem are there, without the gratuitous gore that can render a story inappropriate.

As a reporter for the Cool Ghoul Gazette, Nick Caden, fresh from solving a ghost story in Dead Man's Hand, is ripe for another adventure, this time involving the mysterious death in a town called Transylvania. With his great-aunt Vivian, a pretty girl from the coroner's office, and a cast of shady characters, Nick is bent on discovering who murdered the owner of a mysterious mansion in vampire-like fashion. His passion for TV crime shows, tenacity in seeking answers to tricky questions, and sheer bravado lead him through a series of misadventures and outright danger to identify the killer. Along the way, he considers the serious questions of life after death, and the importance of family.

Skull Creek Stakeout proves that good stories, without inappropriate language or images, still have the ability to hold the interest of active young teens. They will read to the end and be asking for more.
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