Fall From Grace

When her beloved Aunt Grace is found dead on the floor of her bedroom, eleven-year-old Zoe Delaney is convinced it was murder. Determined to get to the truth of the matter, and with the help of a journal she finds under her aunt's bed, Zoe sets out to investigate her aunt's death. Her covert investigation, however, soon turns up evidence that her aunt, a highly regarded ethics professor at Rhode Island College, might not have been the person Zoe and others thought she was. Zoe is forced to face the possibility that, rather being an innocent victim, her Aunt Grace may have murdered several people. Should she turn her discoveries over to her parents—and the police—or destroy the evidence and save her aunt's reputation? Number of Words in Auth: 3 Formats : EPUB Number of Formats : 1 Has Cover : Yes Single Author : Judith A. Boss Original Source : MIRC Files_New_01_11 Sorted Author by LN, FN: Boss, Judith A. Title Length : 015 Title Parm D : Fall From Grace Title Parm F : Fall From Grace Num of Aut : 1 Title Parm B : ( Record ID : 2055 Uncomma Author : Judith A. Boss Title Parm A : Fall From Grace "When her beloved Aunt Grace is found dead on the floor of her bedroom, eleven-year-old Zoe Delaney is convinced it was murder. Determined to get to the truth of the matter, and with the help of a journal she finds under her aunt's bed, Zoe sets out to investigate her aunt's death. Her covert investigation, however, soon turns up evidence that her aunt, a highly regarded ethics professor at Rhode Island College, might not have been the person Zoe and others thought she was. Zoe is forced to face the possibility that, rather being an innocent victim, her Aunt Grace may have murdered several people. Should she turn her discoveries over to her parents--and the police--or destroy the evidence and save her aunt's reputation?" -- Amazon.com When 11-year old Zoe finds her beloved Aunt Grace dead on the floor of her bedroom, Zoe is convinced it was murder. Determined to get to the truth of the matter and with the help of a journal she finds under her aunts bed, Zoe sets out to investigate her aunts death. Her covert investigation, however, soon turns up evidence that her aunt, a highly regarded ethics professor at Rhode Island College, might not have been the person Zoe and others thought she was. Zoe is forced to face the possibility that, rather than being an innocent victim, her Aunt Grace may have murdered several people. Zoe is torn. Should she turn the evidence over to her parentsand the policeor destroy the evidence and save her aunts reputation?