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In Search of the Black Rose | Carolyn Keene

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A dinner party at England’s Oxford University is interrupted by an arrow shot that sends Nancy on a strange journey through the school’s medieval corridors. She must find out the meaning of a clue left behind, a black rose. The search for answers moves Nancy to explore the life—and death—of Dame Gwyneth Davies, the famous mystery writer and playwright. And as Nancy draws back a veil of family secrets, she uncovers a real-life drama that could end in tragedy.

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In Search of the Black Rose | Carolyn Keene

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Nancy and her friends, Bess and George, find themselves in England at Oxford University searching for answers to a mysterious clue about black roses as well as looking into the death of a famous mystery author. I find Nancy Drew mysteries to be comforting and easy on my stressed out brain.
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In Search of the Black Rose | Carolyn Keene

"Wow-get a look at that rude gargoyle!" George Fayne exclaimed.

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