Karen is thrilled to be dating Ben, but she worries that he is still thinking about his old girlfriend. Meanwhile, Karen's friend, Ellen, seems preoccupied.
I found that Brittany's schemes didn't annoy me in this book. I am still tired of Nikki pining after Tim. She's the one who broke up with him over absolutely nothing when he didn't want to break up!
I enjoyed wondering about Ellen's story, which will come out in the next book.
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Ellen's father has been accused of embezzlement, and Ellen must deal with vicious rumors. Even worse, money disappears from the junior class funds, and Ellen will be blamed if she cannot recover the money.
I enjoyed Ellen's subplot. The back cover synopsis makes it sound like Nancy Drew helps solve the mystery of the missing money. Nikki and Ellen speak to her, and she gives some advice. Nancy has nothing to do with anything since she is leaving on a trip.
Nikki and her friends stake out the student council room by standing by the water fountain near the room. They apparently do this for hours. Wouldn't the suspect notice and stay away? Nancy should have explained that they needed to hide in the closet inside the room instead of standing in plain site in the hallway.
I really enjoyed this book.
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