Type of bind: Paperback
EAN num: 9780671527440
ISBN number: 0671527444
Label: Simon Pulse
Manufacturer: Simon Pulse
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 192
Printing Date: November 01, 1995
Publishing house: Simon Pulse
Age index: Young Adult
Sale Popularity Level: 1477494
Studio: Simon Pulse
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Interviewing a teen television star who has enrolled at Wilder University, Nancy Drew learns that the young actress is fearing for her life, and Bess is reluctant to share an ugly truth about a guy on campus.
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Everybody at Wilder University is ecstatic to hear that the star of the hit television series, The President's Daughter, Casey Fontaine, has enrolled in Wilder University. Even better than that, she is sharing a suite with everyone's favorite teen-sleuth, Nancy Drew, at Thayer Hall. But while Nancy is interviewing Casey for the Wilder Times, the universities newspaper, she finds out that Casey fears for her life. Bess, on the other hand, is facing a crisis of her own. She knows the deep, dark secret of a guy on campus, and realizes that it's time for her to admit it to everyone. And Nancy, who's relationship with Peter Goodwin, a pre-med student, is going great, yet she doesn't really want to admit it.
Fans of previous Nancy Drew mysteries will be surprised that opposed to doing detective work, Nancy and her closest friends, Bess, George, etc. are spending more time dealing with schoolwork, and romantic relationships. Still a good book, nonetheless, and an exciting mystery and drama for Nancy Drew fans.
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Kind of boring, if you ask me. I really was expecting some real romance and drama when I picked up this book, and couldn't be more disappointed with the way it ended up turning out.
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When i picked up this book, I was expecting some real drama and action, but truthfully it was kind of boring. But good the way Peter and Nancy are in love with eachother, but won't admit it.
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