Stranded

Jennie McGrady Mysteries #14

by Patricia H. Rushford

When their plane crashes after a flying lesson with her grandmother, Jennie seeks help at a commune which may not be as innocent as it seems, where she finds that God can use even the most difficult circumstances to work His will.

Genres: Mystery, Young Adult, Christian Fiction, Mystery Thriller, Christian, Audiobook, Teen

171 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published April 1, 2001

About the author

Patricia H. Rushford, an award winning author and speaker, has extensive experience in writing and has authored over sixty books, both fiction and non-fiction. In addition to having a nursing degree and masters in counseling, she is also an artist and quilter.

The Jennie McGrady Mysteries for young adults have sold well over 500,000 copies. Silent Witness won the Silver Angel Award for Excellence in Media and was nominated for an Edgar Allen Poe Award by Mystery Writers of America. She also wrote the Max & Me Mysteries for middle grade.

The various mystery series for adults continue to receive great reviews. Her series include, The Helen Bradley Mysteries, The Angel Delaney Mysteries, The McAllister Files and her latest, the Artisan Mysteries.

Her newest releases are: Watercolor Dreams, Deadly Deception and The Quiltmaker's Daughter, both are romantic suspense novels featuring artists.
She has been awarded the Golden Quill Award by RWA- Desert Rose Chapter and earned honorable mention in the Silver Angel Awards.

Patricia is a member of ACFW and a number of other writing organizations. She has participated in such mystery events such as Bouchercon--the World Mystery Convention, Left Coast Crime, and other conventions for lovers of mystery and suspense. She manages a website and blog and has a presence on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Goodreads and Linked-in and also generates a newsletter. Called Mysterious Musings.

Additional info at www.patriciarushfordbooks.com

Reviews

[Leanne Haynes]

The last few books from the Jennie series have been a step above from her earlier amateur status. This story involves a plane crash and a strange cult-like religious campground. There was a lot of discussion about Christianity in this book compared to the others in the series. It definitely seemed as though Jennie was a more mature detective in this book.

I'm so sad that I only have 1 more book in this fun mystery series.

[bekah_boo_books]

3.4 stars

This was a quick read and I did enjoy it. The “mystery” seemed a bit more predictable than usual. Jennie was still calm and collected, but she did come across as more of a teenager in this one.

[Cherish Brown]

(5☆ Would recommend & would read again)
I read 2 books out of this series when I was 13 and I remember really liking them. I decided to buy the entire series as an adult and read through the series. As an adult, I still really enjoy this series. Would definitely recommend.

[Mia]

This book is really good! Plot was good and stuff. I didn't like the setting though, or Erick.

[Nattie]

Very good, but how is somebody who is supposed to be so sharp, so dumb? If I had a $5 bill for every time Jennie opened her big mouth and gave something away; I could stop playing the lottery. KEEP YOUR BIG MOUTH SHUT! STOP LETTING ON THAT YOU KNOW THINGS! STOP BEING SO ARGUMENTIVE AND PLAY IT COOL! STOP BEING SO STOOOOPID! UGH!

[Karen Hsu]

I read this series when I was younger. It still surprises me at how the good the mystery was.

[Sarah]

I think it is great.

[Nicole]

The whole time I was screaming "don't drink the cool-aid!"

[Kathryn]

I felt that this one could have been whittled down by about 1/4.