KYLE & COREY AND THE GAME-STORE MYSTERY
Written by Joe Stephens | Edited by Susan Sloate | Middle-Grade Mystery Series
JOE STEPHENS, first-time author, is a lifelong fan of boys' mystery books, and wrote this story for the Kyle & Corey in his own life. Covfefe Press is proud to introduce Joe Stephens, boys' series author!
Kyle & Corey and the Game-Store Mystery is the first book in a fun, fast-paced mystery series for middle-grade readers. When two teen brothers discover a series of home robberies in their small southern town of Fairly Springs, each featuring the theft of a high-end gaming computer, they realize something bigger is happening and dive into a thrilling adventure filled with clues, gadgets, and unexpected twists. It’s great for readers who enjoy smart, funny kid detectives; think Hardy Boys meets Spy Kids!
Kyle and Corey Holley (15 and 12) are two brothers who solve crimes while they bicker with each other. Who's robbing these local families, and why are they always stealing a high-end desktop computer? Is the new computer store in the local mall involved? What is the secret of the revolutionary new video game about to be released? Kyle & Corey learn it all!
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KYLE & COREY: I SPY
Written by Joe Stephens | Edited by Susan Sloate | Middle-Grade Mystery Series
Kyle and Corey are back! It's Christmastime in Fairly Springs, and the boys are unhappy that their father, a civil engineer, won't be home for the holiday, for the first time ever. But as usual, they're busy: Their mom, who runs a local dance school, is preparing for a major recital just before Christmas Eve, their friend Mathew, who's getting sicker every day in his wheelchair, has figured out an ingenious way to use his brilliant new video game, and Kyle's best friend Lance's father, who's never home for the holidays, will be home this year. But when he gets home, Kyle has questions: Who is Mr. Agee, really? Is he really an engineer, as he claims? And why is he home this Christmas, when he's missed all the others? And what, if anything, does this have to do with the new computer teacher at school and the new space center breaking ground in Fairly Springs just before Christmas?
