Margi Preus is a New York Times–best-selling author of books for young readers, including Shadow on the Mountain, West of the Moon, and Heart of a Samurai, winner of a Newbery Honor and the Asian/Pacific American Award for Children’s Literature. She loved mysteries since she was allowed to stay up past her bedtime to watch Perry Mason with her dad. Enchantment Lake is her first mystery.

"After playing a detective on TV, Francie travels to idyllic northern Minnesota to help her aunts. People are dying in strange accidents on Enchantment Lake, and the deaths seem to revolve around a treasure-could it be hidden at the bottom of the lake? In this charming first mystery, Francie finds the answers to most of her questions and even a bit of enchantment for herself."-Mary Logue, author of Lake of Tears and Sleep like a Tiger"Minnesota’s master storyteller Margi Preus gives us another gem of a novel-funny and moving, gorgeously written, and suspenseful. As much as this book is an absorbing mystery, it’s also a deeply felt love letter to our uniquely enchanted northwoods. This is a book to lose yourself in."-Anne Ursu, author of Breadcrumbs and The Real Boy"Preus, whose Heart of a Samurai (2010) was a Newbery Honor Book, offers intriguing characters, suspenseful moments, and a love interest-plenty to keep readers involved."-Booklist"A delightful story for readers of all ages."-Play Off the Page"A quick-moving mystery whose lovely descriptions of the Minnesota landscape add a pleasing layer of smalltown Midwestern atmosphere."-Publishers Weekly"Reminiscent of the classic Nancy Drew mysteries of my youth, Enchantment Lake offers a quirky tale on the murder mystery genre, featuring a strong seventeen year old heroine and a cast of strange and eccentric characters. A cute, original, and entertaining read."-Throw Me a Book"Likable, quirky, and entertaining."-VOYA"A fun, adventurous romp of a story. A lovely read."-A Fantastic Librarian"It was fun, it was fast and it had a cast of colorful characters."-Lovely Literature"A good mystery novel with fun characters and interesting occurrences."-A Dream Within A Dream"A quick, enjoyable read."-All Things Bookish"Pure, innocent fun."-Constantly Reading Momma"As Enchantment Lake speeds toward its resolution, you’re surprised and sad your time at the lake is over."-Star Tribune

Margi Preus is a New York Times–best-selling author of books for young readers, including Shadow on the Mountain, West of the Moon, and Heart of a Samurai, winner of a Newbery Honor and the Asian/Pacific American Award for Children’s Literature. She loved mysteries since she was allowed to stay up past her bedtime to watch Perry Mason with her dad. Enchantment Lake is her first mystery.

"After playing a detective on TV, Francie travels to idyllic northern Minnesota to help her aunts. People are dying in strange accidents on Enchantment Lake, and the deaths seem to revolve around a treasure-could it be hidden at the bottom of the lake? In this charming first mystery, Francie finds the answers to most of her questions and even a bit of enchantment for herself."-Mary Logue, author of Lake of Tears and Sleep like a Tiger"Minnesota’s master storyteller Margi Preus gives us another gem of a novel-funny and moving, gorgeously written, and suspenseful. As much as this book is an absorbing mystery, it’s also a deeply felt love letter to our uniquely enchanted northwoods. This is a book to lose yourself in."-Anne Ursu, author of Breadcrumbs and The Real Boy"Preus, whose Heart of a Samurai (2010) was a Newbery Honor Book, offers intriguing characters, suspenseful moments, and a love interest-plenty to keep readers involved."-Booklist"A delightful story for readers of all ages."-Play Off the Page"A quick-moving mystery whose lovely descriptions of the Minnesota landscape add a pleasing layer of smalltown Midwestern atmosphere."-Publishers Weekly"Reminiscent of the classic Nancy Drew mysteries of my youth, Enchantment Lake offers a quirky tale on the murder mystery genre, featuring a strong seventeen year old heroine and a cast of strange and eccentric characters. A cute, original, and entertaining read."-Throw Me a Book"Likable, quirky, and entertaining."-VOYA"A fun, adventurous romp of a story. A lovely read."-A Fantastic Librarian"It was fun, it was fast and it had a cast of colorful characters."-Lovely Literature"A good mystery novel with fun characters and interesting occurrences."-A Dream Within A Dream"A quick, enjoyable read."-All Things Bookish"Pure, innocent fun."-Constantly Reading Momma"As Enchantment Lake speeds toward its resolution, you’re surprised and sad your time at the lake is over."-Star Tribune

Margi Preus is a New York Times–best-selling author of books for young readers, including Shadow on the Mountain, West of the Moon, and Heart of a Samurai, winner of a Newbery Honor and the Asian/Pacific American Award for Children’s Literature. She loved mysteries since she was allowed to stay up past her bedtime to watch Perry Mason with her dad. Enchantment Lake is her first mystery.

"After playing a detective on TV, Francie travels to idyllic northern Minnesota to help her aunts. People are dying in strange accidents on Enchantment Lake, and the deaths seem to revolve around a treasure-could it be hidden at the bottom of the lake? In this charming first mystery, Francie finds the answers to most of her questions and even a bit of enchantment for herself."-Mary Logue, author of Lake of Tears and Sleep like a Tiger"Minnesota’s master storyteller Margi Preus gives us another gem of a novel-funny and moving, gorgeously written, and suspenseful. As much as this book is an absorbing mystery, it’s also a deeply felt love letter to our uniquely enchanted northwoods. This is a book to lose yourself in."-Anne Ursu, author of Breadcrumbs and The Real Boy"Preus, whose Heart of a Samurai (2010) was a Newbery Honor Book, offers intriguing characters, suspenseful moments, and a love interest-plenty to keep readers involved."-Booklist"A delightful story for readers of all ages."-Play Off the Page"A quick-moving mystery whose lovely descriptions of the Minnesota landscape add a pleasing layer of smalltown Midwestern atmosphere."-Publishers Weekly"Reminiscent of the classic Nancy Drew mysteries of my youth, Enchantment Lake offers a quirky tale on the murder mystery genre, featuring a strong seventeen year old heroine and a cast of strange and eccentric characters. A cute, original, and entertaining read."-Throw Me a Book"Likable, quirky, and entertaining."-VOYA"A fun, adventurous romp of a story. A lovely read."-A Fantastic Librarian"It was fun, it was fast and it had a cast of colorful characters."-Lovely Literature"A good mystery novel with fun characters and interesting occurrences."-A Dream Within A Dream"A quick, enjoyable read."-All Things Bookish"Pure, innocent fun."-Constantly Reading Momma"As Enchantment Lake speeds toward its resolution, you’re surprised and sad your time at the lake is over."-Star Tribune