Jeffrey Salane

Enrolling in the prestigious and secretive academy for the children of criminal masterminds, M Freeman taps the experiences of her unconventional homeschooling background to become a star pupil and navigate various cliques before being invited to join the secret society of Masters, who take her off campus for a real-world art heist that proves more sinister than anticipated.

Lawless

A perfectly spooky read for middle-grade dog lovers.

Haunting of Hounds Hollow

The sequel to LAWLESS - the criminally smart adventure thriller! M Freeman learned the hard way not to trust her new friendsat Lawless, an unusual school where she was training to follow in her parents'footsteps - as a master criminal. She managed to overturn Lawless's dangerousplans, but now her previous rivals - the Fulbright Academy - need M's help. Lawlessare after a weapon that could threaten all life on earth. But can she really trusther new allies? It's time for M to take the law into her ownhands.

Justice

The Haunting of Hounds Hollow

The Lawless School provides the right education for kids on the wrong side of the law. M Freeman has been homeschooled her entire life. So M has no idea just how unusual her education has been - not until she leaves home to attend the prestigious (and mysterious) Lawless School. Suddenly, it's very clear to M that her tutors have been preparing her all along for a life of crime. She excels at escape tactics. She's a whiz at spotting forgeries. Her years of piano lessons pay off when picking pockets and cracking safes. M's newfound talent for criminal mischief soon brings her to the attention of the Masters, the secretive school's most secretive clique. M's interest in the Masters is personal - joining this international dishonor society is her best chance to learn the truth about her father's life . . . and his death. But when her first real-world heist goes wrong, M is left wondering: Is there truly honor among thieves? Jeffrey Salane's first novel is full of twists and turns, reveals and reversals. Spoiling the ending for your friends would be criminal!

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