Peter Abrahams

Thirteen-year-old Sherlock Holmes aficionado Ingrid Levin-Hill tries to clear her grandfather's name when he is accused of murdering an environmental activist found dead on his farm.

Like her idol Sherlock Holmes, eighth grader Ingrid Levin-Hill uses her intellect to solve a murder case in her home town of Echo Falls.

A young woman who hopes to give up her bartending job to become a successful writer, Ivy Seidel falls under the spell of Vance Harrow, convicted for a terrible crime, while teaching writing to inmates at a maximum security prison.

Missing his fifteen-years-dead wife while facing his own impending death from a rare respiratory disease, Roy Valois hacks into the "New York Times" to research his own future obituary and makes a shattering discovery about his late wife's true identity.

A woman's world is turned upside down when new evidence frees a man she put in prison with her testimony years ago.--From publisher description.

"Mackie dreaded the mail." From this simple beginning, Peter Abrahams opens the curtains on a mesmerizing world down on the Mexican border, a world of complex and passionate people whose ambitions will lead them on a relentless collision course, a desert world that rises to the mythic in "Their Wildest Dreams". ...In the end it will be the wonderful characters who linger in your mind. Characters like Mackie Larkin, a suburban mother desperate for...

A girl with a crush on a Red Sox baseball player gets lost on a hike on the Appalachian trail.

A collection of five short stories, written by award-winning authors, about teens who stay up all night.

A rabid San Francisco Giants fan targets a $40 million player and a game becomes a matter of life and death.