Keeping tabs on a pack of ten-year-olds isn't the easiest job Julie's ever had, but working as a camp counselor has its rewards, too. Like meeting Mark, the tall, blue-eyed hiking counselor who seems as nice as he is good-looking.
But then Pat, one of Julie's campers, suddenly disappears, and Mark turns cold and distant. He's hiding a sinister secret behind that charming smile, and it might have something to do with Pat. If only Julie can discover what Mark is up to - then she can be sure that Pat, and her own heart, are safe.
I mentioned in two of my other reviews that I looked for anything that could refer to Nancy Drew or other series books as I read through this set, since the title of the series appears to be a nod to the Nancy Drew book, The Moonstone Castle Mystery.
I found several names in this book that might or might not mean anything. Bungalows are mentioned. Some character names are Dana, Joe, and Aunt Harriet.
This is a suspenseful and very good book.
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