Category: Young Adult/Teen Publisher: authorhouse
ISBN-10: 9781434386359
Type: Fiction
Pages: 246
Copyright: Nov 12, 2008
A teen drama club get ready to perform in a local production when "strange and mysterious" things begin to happen linking them to an event that occurred in the past involving some of Broadway's Biggest Stars.
Excerpt
Everyone is stunned when the cover is pulled off, and sitting in a glass case is the first award to be handed out for the Melba Honors.
Professional Reviews
Heather Adams takes the reader on a mysterious ride leaving the reader breathless with each turn of the page.
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