Review: In the Study with a Wrench - Diana Peterfreund

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In the Study with the Wrench (Clue Mystery, #2)

Review: In the Study with a Wrench - Book #2 Clue Mystery Series - Diana Peterfreund - October 2020

After reading the first book in this series and enjoying it, I knew I wanted more, and lucky for me the author has written three books in the Clue Series so far. In Book #2 In the Study with a Wrench, some of the students have left the school and others stayed behind. The ones who stayed behind include our "Murder Crew" from the first book. We have Scarlet and Orchid who have become fast friends, especially since Scarlet knows Orchid's true identity, Finn and Mustard who we see in a different light in this book - hint a bit of M/M action, Beth who is trying to become a better person overall but falls sucker to a life coach and Vaughn/Oliver Green who are still trying to juggle the identical twin act but it's a bit harder now since Orchid has fallen in love with Vaughn but doesn't know about Oliver. In Book #2 the secret tunnels have been sealed off and the group needs something from those tunnels, so one day they search and once again - find a dead body. This time of janitor Rusty Naylor. Who killed Rusty and are they still in the school? Meanwhile, Vaughn/Oliver find some diaries from their grandmother and discover a secret about their family - the founder of the school and the famous glue are closer to them than they realize. Book #2 also goes a bit deeper into Orchid's real-life tale and connects to her time in Hollywood and her past.  Is anyone safe at Blackbrook Academy or is it the murder central for Rocky Point? Find out in Book#2 of Diana Peterfreund's YA boarding school Clue Mystery series.


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