Name: To Right the Wrongs
ISBN: 9780765381934

Sheryl Scarborough

Barely three weeks after catching the killer of Erin s mother and their biology teacher, Erin and her crew are back, up to their elbows in forensics projects. But this time it s with the full approval of their parents.

To Right the Wrongs

Sheryl Scarborough continues the adventures of teen amateur sleuth and aspiring forensic scientist Erin Blake in To Right the Wrongs, the sequel to To Catch a Killer. Barely three weeks after catching the killer of Erin’s mother and their biology teacher, Erin and her crew are back, up to their elbows in forensics projects. But this time it’s with the full approval of their parents. With Uncle Victor at the helm, Erin and her best friends, Spam and Lysa, are prepping a new classroom for CSI summer camp, where they will serve as camp counselors. Meanwhile, Erin's super-hot new boyfriend, Journey, is graduating, just in time for him to take a position as Victor’s intern in the new CSI lab on campus. Journey and Victor are going to take another look at the evidence in the murder trial that sent Journey’s father to prison. The girls are under strict orders not to meddle with the murder case, but that's easier said than done... At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

Sheila

Overall I found this book to be more enjoyable than To Catch a Killer, predominantly because one of my biggest complaints from that book (the lack of focus on Spam and Lysa) was rectified. The story was so much more fun with them fully involved!

It was weird to consider that in the canon of this universe, this book happens only a few weeks after the first one, which is like a lot of chaos for this one small town to handle frankly. I didn't like how the mystery all came to a head - it was far too hand-wavy and convenient for me. The characters were all so great that I'm forgiving this book that particular sin, but I still wouldn't consider this series a stand-out.

To Right the Wrongs

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