The Kid Detective - Paperback

by Andrew Pozza (Author)

Three mysteries from the case files of Kid Detective, Bobby Easley. Cookie Monster Another cookie has gone missing without a trace. No crumbs. Never any crumbs...The Crumbler. Looks like the perfect job for kid detective and cookie enthusiast, Bobby Easley, but cracking the case of The Crumbler proves to be complicated. Forensic evidence is scarce. A ten year old only has so many resources. Bobby must rely on good ol' fashion gumshoe work in order to taste sweet victory. Something in the Air A fart was the second case that blew Bobby Easley's way. A fart, an air bagel, a squirrely squeaker...Jack the Ripper. Four seventh-grade suspects. Four denials. That was typically the deal with farts. Not a lot of people turned themselves in. With his new partner, lil' sis, Ginger Easley, and her powerful sense of smell, they drill the suspects, recreate the crime scene, analyze the data, crunch the numbers, and cut to who exactly cut the queso. Aged Grounds Lastly, over at a retirement resort some coffee beans have gone missing. Grandpa Frank's beans, to be exact. Kid Detective, Bobby Easley, must navigate the twists and turns and sift through the suspects; mostly a bunch of wrinkly, really old, old people, in order to solve the mystery of the missing coffee grounds and brew a cup of hot justice before the case goes cold

Author Biography

Andrew Pozza was a short boy with tall aspirations of making people laugh. He grew up to be a short man, hardly short on words. Andrew left the University of Texas and moved to Los Angeles in 2002 write screenplays and, unfortunately, be an actor. His quirky romantic comedy screenplay, A Schizophrenic Love Story, was a finalist at the 2010 Austin Film Festival. He wrote and starred in the found footage parody movie, "Supernatural Activity," which was released on DVD internationally at the end of 2012. Andrew eventually wised up and went back to school in 2010. He graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelors degree in English from The University of Texas at San Antonio. This is his first book.