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39 Clues 1. The Maze of Bones 2. One False Note 3. Sword Thief 4. Beyond the Grave 5. The Black Circle 6. In Too Deep 7. The Viper’s Nest 8. The Emperor’s Code 9. Storm Warning 10. Into the Gauntlet Another series with the Cahills Cahills versus Vespers 1. The Medusa Plot 2. A King's Ransom 3. The Dead of the Night 4. Shatterproof 5. Trust No One (ordered) 6. Day of Doom JAE Rev. 40 1/20/15 Another series from 39 Clues Unstoppable 1. Nowhere to Run 2. Breakaway 3. Countdown 4. Flashpoint New series from 39 Clues The Cahill Files 1. Houdini Escape 5. Spymasters Abrahams, Peter 1. Down the Rabbit Hole: An Echo Falls Mystery 2. Behind the Curtain: An Echo Falls Mystery 3. Into the Dark: An Echo Falls Mystery Allison, Jennifer 1. Gilda Joyce: Psychic Investigator 2. Gilda Joyce: The Ladies of the Lake 3. Gilda Joyce: The Ghost Sonata 4. Gilda Joyce: The Dead Drop Anderson, M. T. 1. The Game of Sunken Places 2. The Suburb Beyond the Stars 3. 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