Reluctant teen readers, or readers already fans of the Jennifer Bannon novels, will be rewarded by Chapman’s deft handling of clues, her detailed evocation of a Canadian setting (Springhills, Ontario, and the Georgian Bay area), and a likeable, unflappable heroine.

Reviewed by Ellen Wu
June 2007 CM Magazine

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Where Trouble Leads

Fifteen-year-old Jennifer Bannon agrees to spend her summer as a camp counselor at White Pine Camp with her best friend and her younger sister. But Jennifer's summer in the isolated wilderness on Georgian Bay turns into a roller coaster ride of suspense and danger. Not all is as it appears and Jennifer is quickly entangled in camp mysteries and the deep secrets of girls assigned to her cabin. As the summer heats up, suspense reaches a boiling point, and Jennifer must race to solve the mysteries of White Pine before tragedy rocks the camp.

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Where Trouble Leads by Brenda Chapman
ISBN# 978-1-894917-44-5
Published Spring 2007
$9.95 Can ($8.95 U.S.)