The Wonderwood Sister's Mysteries: The Mystery of the Killer Secret Admirer

By Jillian Dzieciol

Valentines day is just around the corner and I have been faced with my biggest mystery ever, "The Mystery of the Killer Secret Admirer." Hi, my name is Jillian Wonderwood and I am a 16 year old girl attending Hollyway High school in Hollywood, California. Me and my sister Samantha are both detectives, she is only 11 years old though while she is only in her first year of middle school, 6th grade. Samantha and I have gone through a lot of mysteries,but we have never solved a murderer mystery before this one . This book is full of adventure, mystery, intensity, friendship, enemies, and love. If you like a book that is intense the whole way through then you will love this mystery that me and my sister are trying to solve, but be prepared to find out about different detectives that help me and my sister, and enemies that seem like friends. All this and much more in my first mystery book, "The Wonderwood Sister's Mysteries: The Mystery of the Killer Secret admirer.
"I took one bite of a gourmet chocolate and then I knew that I had mistaken this seeming to be a box of innocent chocolates, for a poisoned box of killing machines." (Samantha Wonderwood)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jillian Dzieciol
• Release date: May 5, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310186790

Jillian Dzieciol

Hi, my name is Jillian Dzieciol. Since you came to my profile page I am guessing that you would like to know more about me, so here are a few things about me. I have a younger sister who is going to help me out with another one of books, it is a cook book that has healthy tasty recipes that taste better than candy. Eat delicious things and be the super model or great looking athlete that you always have wanted to be. I am in high school. I love to bake and cook, and I always make my family's birthday cakes homemade, that is why i am going to publish a cook book on this website some time this summer. I love to play sports and watch sports! I have an awesome mom and dad and they have always encouraged me to keep on writing. I also have awesome teachers who are helping me work on this book, without them it would never be possible. I think that it's good for teens to write books for other teens to read because teens obviously know what teens like to read. By the way I am going to have a book coming out on this website as an ebook and it is called " The Wonderwood Sisters Mysteries: The Mystery of the Killer Secret Admirer" it will be published on this website May 5 2014. So keep watch for it, and always remember, every sale counts. If you have any questions please email me at [e-mail] thanks for everything that you do readers, none of this would be possible with out any one of you. So thank you.

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The Wonderwood Sister's Mysteries: The Mystery of the Killer Secret Admirer

Jillian Dzieciol

Copy write 2014 by Jillian Dzieciol

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Dedication:

I dedicate this book to my whole family, all of my friends, and all of my teachers. I especially dedicate this book to Mrs. Foster, who got me started with my first mystery story in fifth grade. I also especially dedicate this book to my little sister who gave me the inspiration to have a character that would never let anything bad happen and also a character who is very adventurous, and last but not least a character that would never let any mystery go by unsolved, no matter what the circumstances. I also thank my sister for keeping this book a secret until I finished it when she really started spreading the word. Another set of people that I would love to thank (and two people that I could have never done this book without) are my mom and dad for believing in me this whole way through. Last but not least, I could have never got even close to achieving my dream of becoming a published thirteen year old writer without the unfailing help and support that I got from my teachers Mrs. Collins, and Mr. Vondran, who both spent several lunch periods with me trying their hardest to make this book actually happen. Thanks again to every one who made this book possible, it was a dream come true for me. And I could have never done this and had this book become a huge success without the help of my readers. You made this book possible by purchasing, borrowing, sampling, or just by reading this book, so for that, I thank all of you.

Flash forward:

(From Samantha Wonderwood's perspective)

I took one bite of a gourmet chocolate and then I knew that I had mistaken this seeming to be a box of innocent chocolates, for a poisoned box of killing machines.

Chapter 1:

The Beginning of A Mystery:

To understand why that event was going to take place (and why it happened to my 12 year old sister Samantha) you have to know about every thing that lead up to it. It all started one day at my High School. It was the beginning of February and every person at my school was fantasizing about Valentines day. Being a 16 year old girl in my second year of high school (since I had a late birthday) I totally understood, because believe it or not, I also had my own fantasies about Valentines day. Yes, the boy's name was a handsome one and also one that you should definitely remember, his name is Harry Baxter. Harry is a boy who I trust with all of my heart and I don’t trust people unless I feel that they are whole heartily kind, and honest. We became friends in our first period class in Middle school, and we were inseparable ever since.

So anyway, ever since Christmas the days seemed to drag by, seeming so slow that it felt like there were 40 hours in a day instead of 24. (During the Christmas season for about a month it seems like all that people are doing is shopping and decorating so the days seem to go by really fast since everybody is so busy.) So me and my sister Samantha were going to have a lot of time to solve mysteries,(by the way, my name is Jillian Wonderwood, and my sister's name is Samantha Wonderwood) so if anything looked suspicious at all, me and Samantha were going to check it out. Valentines day was a perfect time to solve a lot of mysteries like, who wanted to go to a dance with who, who had a crush on who, and plenty of other things only counting the Valentines day related mysteries, but we were definitely not expecting a secret admirer gone wrong kind of mystery.

Chapter 2:

The First Suspect:

Good morning class, today we will be studying the start of the revolutionary war and why it started. Turn to page 568 chapter 7 in your Social Studies books please.

I was in my first period class on Monday February 3 and everyone was half asleep and most were not even paying attention when Mrs. Snilloc gave those directions (that meant that we were going to be doing a lot of reading for this period and for home work that night.)

Mrs. Snilloc? I yawned as I raised my hand.

Yes Jillian, what can I do for you?

I was wondering if you only wanted us to read chapter 7 or if you wanted us to also take notes on it.

Jillian you are such a smart girl. If you would like to take notes on it you can, but you don’t have to. However, if you do it will definitely come in handy when it comes to studying for tests and for the finales.

All right, I will do that then, and thank you, you're an awesome and very smart teacher.

Kiss up, snitch, teachers pet, dumb-dumb!

Who would say those things about me you may ask, well it was a girl named Sally. Sally was on the cheer team for the school football team. She was a very popular girl among some of the Jocks and almost all of her fellow cheerleaders, but not very popular among any one else, and she showed her revenge by being kind of a bully. (I on the other hand was not the normal type of popular person, I am a very nice, kind, honest, and modest person, I am open to being anyone's friend even if they did not have many friends.) But since I was the detective that I was, I was very emotionally and physically strong, and I was not going to let Sally bother me.

Sally, how dare you say something like that to a fellow class mate. If I ever hear you say something like that again I will have to-

Have to what? Sally sneered in her unpleasant snobby and angry voice. Have to take my popularity away? Oh ya, that’s right, you cant because I am more popular then vanilla frozen yogurt topped with fresh strawberries and blueberries. So beat that!

DEEEETTEEENNNNTTTTIIIIIOOOOOONNN!!!!!!! That will be for two weeks straight from the dismissal bell till the end of every football game or if there is no football game till 7 o’clock pm. And if you try to skip or are even a minute late then, I will have you taken off the cheer leading team and you will never be able to be on it again, here or in College or for a job!!!!!!!!! And if that’s not enough punishment you will have an additional month of detentions for each one missed or delayed because you are not on time. Is that understood? And if you talk back ever again at any time during this school year and I get wind of it you will be kicked off of any cheer team for good. Am I understood?

By this time Mrs. Snilloc's voice was so loud that it was proportional to the volume of a talking train horn. Everyone was now looking from Mrs. Snilloc to Sally and back again. If they were ever so surprised again it would probably be if or when they won the lottery. The reason that every one was probably surprised was because Mrs. Snilloc's Voice was bearley ever louder than a whisper, and she would never ever get mad at anybody no matter what happened. Then, something else happened, a boy who had always been shy around me stood up, and walked right over to Sally and was inches away from her face when he spat at her, You ever say something like that again to Jillian and there will be trouble, you stupid puke brains.

I understand that you are just trying to stand up for a girl that you like John, but you can't do something like what you just did to Sally ever, I will need to give you detentions for a week. Her voice was now her usual volume and she seemed calm again when she said, The bell will ring for your passing period in 3 minuets so I suggest that everybody except for Sally, John, and Jillian all take an extra 3 minuets for their passing period, have a nice day.

Everyone filed out of the room and only the three of us remained.

Sally, you were extremely rude today and you disrespected a fellow student and a teacher. You know your consequences and I would like you to go over into that corner over there and apologize to Jillian.

Sally heard the teacher say that and then walked to the corner with me beside her. When we were in the corner out of hearing distance she whispered into my ear a chilling statement.

"You should rest assured that these detention threats, and being kicked