The main character's father is accused of murdering a despised football coach.

The main character relies on memories of Nancy Drew books to help her solve a murder.

The quarterback with the secretive past might just be a murderer.

This murder-mystery is told in the first person.

The despised coach turned out to have a tender heart...and cancer.

They decided to tell his story in the school newspaper so the students knew the facts and did not listen to malicious rumors.

He drove drunk and caused a car wreck that killed his girlfriend.

She knew the librarian was her friend. She did not know the librarian was dating her father.

The real killer advised the Language Club, directed off-, off-, off-Broadway productions and coached wrestling.

She killed Mike when he went back into the weight room to get his hand weights.

Hollerin' Hank had a few good points. He'd helped Chase, secured Roy Boyles's father solid, if hideous, employment, and nurtured a wonderful dog to maturity.

Detective Blaine Lohser was not the brightest detective. He had a smarmy smile. He believed the fake tips he got from Viv. The last one said that the trophy was buried in coach's back yard.

The picture of the girl that hung in his locker was not what she thought it was. It was the girl who died because of him. It was his constant reminder of what he had done.

Is it possible that Mr. Woolsey--Bertram B. Woolsey-- is BeeBee? If that was true, then that changed everything.

Lois Beamish, the French teacher was also the wrestling coach. What a combination.

The school found out Chase Albright had spent time in detention because of a car wreck in which his girlfriend was killed. He thought Millie Ostermeyer was the one who had told everyone. He was wrong. It was Viv.