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| Safe House |
| ISBN: 0-7434-1141-2 Publisher: Pocket Books Pub. Date: February 2002 Pages: 262 |
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| Summary |
| It wasn't her fault. Sixteen-year-old Jessica Mastriani was on vacation when classmate Amber Mackey went missing. How could Jess -even with her newly acquired psychic ability to find anyone, anywhere have stopped the varsity cheerleader from turning up dead, without having known she was missing in the first place? But ignorance is apparently no excuse. Most of the student population at Ernest Pyle High School seem to blame Jess for Amber's brutal slaying. Jess has never been particulary popular, but she'd been hoping to start her junior year off right...slumber parties instead of fist fights, and invitations to prom instead of detention. But when yet another cheerleader disappears, Jess is giving a chance to redeem herself. If she can just find Heather Montrose without letting the Feds know she still has her psychic powers- before Heather, too, is murdered, maybe Jess will finally have a chance to be part of the "in-crowd".... Except that it's starting to look like being "in" at Ernie Pyle High just might get you-not to mention your loved ones- killed. So much for popularity. |
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| UK Title ISBN: 0-7434-5043-4 Publish Date: Jan 2003 |
| Dedication |
| First Line |
| Character List |
| Jessica- Rob Wilkins- Amber Mackey- Mark Leskowski- Ruth Abramowitz- Skip Abramowitz- Tisha Murray- Heather Montrose- Todd Mintz- Mr. Abramowitz- Mrs. Mastriani- Mike Mastriani- Douglas Mastriani- Great Aunt Rose- Scott- Mr. Cheaver- Coach Albright- Mr.Vine Karen Sue Hanky- Mr. Goodhart- Jeff Day- Principal Feeney- Suzi Choi- Claire Lippman- Vicky Huff- Roy Hicks- Mrs. Wilkins- Mrs. Hanky- Special Agent Johnson- Special Agent Smith- Courtney Hwang- Mrs. Tidd- Deputy Mullins- Jenna Gibbons- |
| With many thanks to Jen Brown, John Henry Dreyfuss, David Walton, and especially Benjamin Egnatz |
| I didn't know about the dead girl until the first day of school. |