I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, by Trey Calloway. Four teens who make a fatal mistake by dumping the body of the person they accidentally hit on a winding road into the sea. One year later the dead man returns from his watery grave looking for his murderers.

Rat Life, by Tedd Arnold. After developing an unusual friendship with a young Vietnam War veteran in 1972, fourteen year old Todd discovers his writing talent and solves a murder mystery.

Killing Mr. Griffin, by Lois Duncan. A teenager casually suggests playing a cruel trick on the English teacher, but did he intend it to end with murder?

The Hound of the Baskervilles, by Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson travel to the bleak wastes of Dartmoor to solve the mystery surrounding the late Sir Charles Baskerville and a ghostly hound. Illustrated notes throughout the text explain the historical background of the story.

The Christopher Killer: a forensic mystery, by Alane Ferguson. On the payroll as an assistant to her coroner father, seventeen year old Cameryn Mahoney uses her knowledge of forensic medicine to catch the killer of a friend while putting herself in terrible danger.

Head Games, by Christopher Golden. While home from college for the holidays. Jenna Black discovers an alarming number of teens in her town have gone on homicidal rampages and Jenna thinks the murders are connected to a self erasing bootleg video that alters brain chemistry.

Skin Deep, by Christopher Golden. When a chameleon killer on campus is finally caught, he falls down apparently dead, but disappears when no one is looking, and it is up to Jenna Blake to track down this mysterious killer and deal with the racial strife he has caused.

King Dork, by Frank Portman. High school loser Tom Henderson discovers that “The Catcher in the Rye” may hold the clues to many mysteries in life. When Tom discovers his deceased father’s copy of the Salnger classic, he finds himself in the middle of several interlocking conspiracies and at least half a dozen mysteries involving dead people.

Eye of the Crow, by Shane Peacock. A woman is found stabbed to death in London. A young boy is drawn to the scene to investigate the murder and becomes a suspect himself.

Starstruck, by Richie Tankersley Cusick. Meeting handsome actor Byron Slater after winning a contest, Miranda Peterson enjoys the attention of the media and the glamour of Byron's world, until she stumbles on the private actor's deadly secrets.

Lily Dale: Discovering by Wendy Corsi Staub

Calla continues to investigate her mother’s death while living with her grandmother in the psychic community Lily Dale. Don’t miss the first three books in this spine-tingling series: Lily Dale: Awakening, Lily Dale: Believing, and Lily Dale: Connecting.

The Morgue and Me by John C. Ford.

Christopher Newall gets a job as a janitor at a morgue and stumbles on a conspiracy to cover up a murder. With the help of a local reporter, Christopher attempts to uncover the truth.

The Dark Days of Hamburger Halpin by Josh Berk.

Will Halpin leaves his school for the deaf for an “auditory impaired” school where he has to read lips of fellow classmates and teachers. With his new friend Devon Smiley, Will investigates the death of a fellow classmate.

The Deadly Sister by Eliot Schrefer.

Abby Goodwin sets out to investigate the death of her sister’s boyfriend, after her sister’s cell phone is found on his dead body. The Deadly Sister is filled with suspense, twists, and a shocking ending.

Heist Society by Ally Carter.

16-year-old Kat Bishop enrolls herself into a boarding school, when she gets fed up with assisting her art thief father in the “family business.” When he’s wrongly accused of stealing paintings, Kat and her new friends set out to steal the paintings back.

Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer by John Grisham.

13-year-old Theo dreams of becoming a lawyer like his parents and gives legal advice to his friends, but when someone comes to him with key evidence for a murder trial, Theo’s skills are put to the test.

Scorpia Rising: The Final Mission by Anthony Horowitz.

14-year-old MI6 agent Alex Rider goes on his deadliest quest yet in the final book in this spy series. Don’t miss the first eight books in the series: Stormbreaker, Point Blank, Skeleton Key, Eagle Strike, Scorpia , Ark Angel, Snakehead, and Crocodile Tears.

Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher.

Clay Jenkins receives a cassette tape in the mail from his dead classmate Hannah Baker. As Clay listens to Hannah recount the events that lead to her suicide, he pieces together the events that lead to her death.

The Brain Full of Holes by Martin Chatterton.

13-year-old Sheldon and his stepbrother Theo, The Brain, move to Switzerland with their parents and investigate a missing person. Don’t miss the first book in this hilarious series: The Brain Finds a Leg.

The Liar Society by Lisa and Laura Roecker. Laura’s best friend, Grace, died a year ago. But then Laura is shocked to receive an email from Grace. Laura decides to team up with the hottest guy in school and her love struck neighbor in order to find out how Grace really died.