Confessions of a Teen Sleuth: A Parody

Chelsea Cain

déc. 2008 · Bloomsbury Publishing USA

À propos de cet e-book

"If you are reading this, then I am gone and this manuscript, per my instruction, has been delivered to the writer Chelsea Cain for publication as she sees fit . . ."

America's favorite girl detective is back to set the record straight. According to our titian-haired heroine, she was not a fictional character, but an intrepid real-life sleuth who investigated some of the twentieth century's biggest mysteries. And the famous series she starred in was not cooked up by a team of writers, but plagiarized from her exploits by a nosy college roommate-who, not surprisingly, got a whole lot wrong.

Here are the daring escapes, brilliant hunches, and dependable stock characters, including interlopers from numerous other beloved series, that have delighted generations of fans. And here, also, are the details of teen-sleuth life that you never saw: the secret romances, reckless driving, minor drinking problems, political action, and domestic drama that have, up till now, remained hidden from these brave detectives' adoring public.

À propos de l'auteur

Chelsea Cain is the author of the New York Times bestselling Archie Sheridan/Gretchen Lowell thriller series and One Kick, which was made into a TV series called Gone, starring Chris North. Her Portland-based thrillers, described by the New York Times as "steamy and perverse," have been published in over 30 languages, recommended on The Today Show, and appeared in episodes of HBO's, True Blood and ABC's Castle. Stephen King included two of her books in his top ten favorite books of the year, and NPR named Heartsick one of the best 100 thrillers ever written. Chelsea is also the author of Dharma Girl, The Hippie Handbook, and several other books and comic books, including the eight-issue, Eisner-nominated series, Mockingbird.