Angel of Death
A Forensic Mystery
276 pages · Released Feb 28, 2008 · Penguin
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This forensic mystery series starter is aimed at teen readers interested in crime-solving and explores mature themes appropriate for high schoolers. Cameryn is a thoughtful, intelligent protagonist who demonstrates good judgment and resilience despite exposure to death through her work as a coroner's assistant. The book balances mystery intrigue with character development, though it contains descriptions of corpses, mild language, and a brewing teen romance with some physical intimacy.
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Being a coroner’s assistant means that Cameryn has seen more gore than your average seventeen-year-old. But even Cammie is shocked when Kyle O’Neil, the most popular guy in school, discovers the gruesome corpse of their English teacher murdered in his own bed. As Cammie gets involved in the case, she finds herself draw... Being a coroner’s assistant means that Cameryn has seen more gore than your average seventeen-year-old. But even Cammie is shocked when Kyle O’Neil, the most popular guy in school, discovers the gruesome corpse of their English teacher murdered in his own bed. As Cammie gets involved in the case, she finds herself drawn to Kyle, and considers trusting him with the secret that she can’t even tell her father. But when their relationship starts to move toward romance, the struggle to solve the case of her teacher’s death intensifies. Will Cameryn be too preoccupied to identify the killer in time?
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