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Book SynopsisTrade Review"Teens will appreciate the scent-driven clues and impressions throughout, which begins with the alluring aroma of coffee and evolves into something that simply smells wrong . . . . Replete with swift action, delicious olfactory intrigue, and spy action that steps fearlessly into danger, The Scent of Something Sneaky is a top recommendation for pre-teens and teens looking for a leisure read that's action-packed and vivid." Midwest Book Review
"Replete with swift action, delicious olfactory intrigue, and spy action that steps fearlessly into danger, The Scent of Something Sneaky is a top recommendation for pre-teens and teens looking for a leisure read that's action-packed and vivid." Diane Donovan, Midwest Book Review
"Every once in a while a special book comes my way and I want to celebrate it . . . here's one I couldn't resist featuring - 5th grade and up -- Fascinating mystery, really enjoyed the complicated twists and turns. It was really interesting to explore and imagine what was really going on in the book. Loved how cursed the inn is that Emily Sanders is working at over the summer. From bees invading the house to a freak fire to a failed septic tank . . . The twists and turns lead you to a most interesting conclusion that I didn't expect." Debbie Alvarez, thestylinglibrarian.com
" The Scent of Something Sneaky makes for entertaining summer reading and may just set your mind wandering the next time you step foot in a craft store while on holiday." Ronna Mandel, goodreadswithronna.com
