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ISBN:	0802723519 (ISBN13: 9780802723512)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Murder Notebooks #1
Literary Awards:	Carnegie Medal Nominee (2013)

Dead Time (The Murder Notebooks #1)

Anne Cassidy

Hardcover | Pages: 344 pages

Rating: 3.59 | 1225 Users | 179 Reviews

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Title	:	Dead Time (The Murder Notebooks #1)
Author	:	Anne Cassidy
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 344 pages
Published	:	May 22nd 2012 by Walker & Company (first published January 1st 2012)
Categories	:	Mystery. Young Adult. Crime. Contemporary. Fiction. Thriller

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When Rose was twelve, her mother and stepfather went out for dinner and never came back. Now seventeen, she lives with her grandmother and goes to school in London. She’s always wondered about her stepbrother, Joshua, whom she only lived with briefly and who was also relocated after their parents’ disappearance. When Rose and Joshua meet again, they find they have much in common, including a desire to uncover the mystery surrounding their parents’ disappearance . . . and a mutual attraction to each other. But when Rose witnesses the murders of not one but two of her classmates, she must uncover who is behind these violent crimes. And when she and Joshua discover that a much larger conspiracy is underway, both of their lives will be in danger. From international bestseller Anne Cassidy, this first in a fastpaced and romantic new mystery series will keep readers guessing.

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Ratings: 3.59 From 1225 Users | 179 Reviews

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I confess, I haven't finished this book at all. It was just too awful. The writing was so poor: facts don't add up, characters don't make sense or act anywhere near realistically, and the overall writing style is abysmal. I usually plough through and speed read so I at least know what happened but I couldn't even bear to do that. What I find really sad is that this book might lead young adult readers to believe it's the best they can expect, or the standard that other books achieve, when it's

I really liked this book. I accidentally read its sequel, Killing Rachel, so had to come back to read this one and was not disappointed. Really enjoyed the whole book and it was exciting and thrilling the whole way through. I look forward to reading its sequels and seeing what happens next. Make sure you get more than one at once because you want to read the next one right after!

The first in a series called The Notebook Murders. 17 year old Rose has witnessed a murder and coincidentally been the first on the scene of a second murder. Rose takes responsibility to find the murderer.

VERDICT: 3.4 YA stars, or 2.8 Adult starsPROS:++ Set in the U.K.++ Murders and multiple suspects++ Imperfect but mostly likeable protagonist, with poor people skills++ Mostly family-safe; no sex or flagrant cursing. Just some (view spoiler)[off-screen stabbings and such (hide spoiler)]CONS:-- TSTL*: Teens doing dumb things or putting themselves in serious risk-- Incompetent police (why can't we have GOOD/SMART PoPo for once?)-- Not super-realistic; in real life, protagonists would probably be

Loved this book! I seriously could not put it down! It was so thrilling and it had so many twists too it, it was like nothing I have read before.I'm usually the type of girl to go for a romance book with a lot of lovey dovey stuff, so I thought I wouldn't like this book. I was so wrong!This book taught me that I can actually read a book without all the "romance this, romance that" stuff in it. Even though it did have hints to there being a romance (god, how many times have I used the word

I don't get it. I just spent the last couple of hours reading this book, and by the end, i don't feel like I got anywhere. I didn't get any further with the mystery behind Rose's mom and Joshua's dad, and I didn't get any further with Rose and Joshua. And the police will probably never get any further with Henry's murder. At least the other murder was solved.I wasn't particularly crazy about the characters in this book. I couldn't sympathize with Rose at all. She purposely made herself a

I don't get it. I just spent the last couple of hours reading this book, and by the end, i don't feel like I got anywhere. I didn't get any further with the mystery behind Rose's mom and Joshua's dad, and I didn't get any further with Rose and Joshua. And the police will probably never get any further with Henry's murder. At least the other murder was solved.I wasn't particularly crazy about the characters in this book. I couldn't sympathize with Rose at all. She purposely made herself a