#drewcrew

Can we talk about the fact that Ace lectured Nancy about her risking her life to prove she's not a Hudson earlier this season; and now Nancy shows up proving she's ok with being a Hudson when it comes to saving HIS LIFE.

Nancy Drew: The Beacon of Moonstone Island

What is it about the naming conventions around Horseshoe Bay? Don’t they have anywhere that’s got a common name? Is Johnson’s corner not available? Anyway, this episode was a mishmash of who knows what that didn’t really feel like a cohesive story and didn’t really drive anything forward. There was a kid that was abandoned on a mysterious island for four years, yet she somehow kept herself…

These are the games I have yet to play:

Treasure in the Royal Tower

Ghost Dogs of Moon Lake

Creature of Kapu Cave

Ransom of the Seven Ships

Captive Curse

Alibi in Ashes

Deadly Device

Silent Spy

Shattered Medallion

Labyrinth of Lies

A newspaper article covering the opening events of The Secret of the Summer Sweetheart: A Cozy Paranormal Mystery Novel.

The book opens in the final moments of The Perplexing Case of the Perilous Prom, where Danny and Mary-Sue pursue "The Phantom of Prom," a mysterious figure who has been threatening to ruin the Bonnifield Junior High prom for weeks. Though The Britannica Junior Detectives ultimately capture the fiend, the disturbing motivations behind his villainous scheme linger in both of the young detectives' minds for some time.

The newspaper account of the story conspicuously leaves Mary-Sue's accomplishments out entirely, a fact which she'll soon come to resent, and which will fuel her to pursue her own case—with or without her sleuthing partner.