Red Snow is a debut mystery novel from Larraine Susan Harrison for young readers which also touches on contemporary issues.
Megan is 12 years of age. She was convinced that she had all the details of what caused the death of her mother. But Megan was wrong. Very wrong indeed. There was a great deal about the death of her mother that she did not know.
She finds herself facing a veritable spider's web of lies, obfuscation and outright deceit from the very people who she should have been able to trust. Her own family.
She finds herself excluded by her classmates at school and so she decides to befriend her new neighbour, Ryan.
But is Ryan all that he appears to be? Because Ryan is hiding something, something that is potentially a dangerous secret within the local woods. He has discovered some blood on the snow besides an old watchtower. And Megan begins to be drawn into a situation that she'd rather not be a part of.
The two are rescued from danger by a woman called Irene who seems interesting and mysterious to Megan. Her father, who she is the carer for, slips even deeper into depression and forbids her from seeing Irene again. But why? What is happening? Can Megan get to the bottom of the mystery?
After a burglary attempt that failed and an intruder in the garden of Ryan's house, truths suddenly start to bubble to the surface.
But what does it all mean to Megan? Will she find out the truth of what happened to her mother?
This book is published by Matador at £7.99.
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