In three separate stories, boy detective Saxby Smart exposes a comic book counterfeiter, restores a slandered dead man's good name, and uncovers a massive case of identity theft. As Saxby notes, "I don't have a sidekick, so that part I'm leaving up to you.
My name is Saxby Smart, and I'm a private detective. I go to St. Egbert's School, my offic is in the toolshed, and this is the second book of case files. Unlike some detectives, I don't have a sidekick, so that part I'm leaving up to you-pay attention, I'll ask questions.
Fifteen-year-old Kevin has plans to do better in school, but when the next term begins he is smitten by his new classmate, Vanessa, and he focuses all of his energy on getting close to her.
Ten-year-old Saxby Smart, the best detective in the world--for his age--investigates three cases while sharing clues with the reader so they can help solve the mysteries.
Fifteen-year-old Kevin has plans to do better in school, but when the next term begins he is smitten by his new classmate, Vanessa, and he focuses all of his energy on getting close to her.
When fifteen-year-old Dominic, pop music fan, and Lisa Voyd, singer and icon with the band Plastic, are stuck together in an elevator, the encounter results in drastic changes of attitude for both of them.
Tom, who bears a striking resemblance to Prince George and has spent his life impersonating him, plans on using the school ski trip as his opportunity to gain the attention of Louise, the only girl not interested in him, but things go wrong when the royal heir shows up at the resort and he is forced to face who he really is.
Saxby Smart, schoolboy private detective, invites the reader to follow the clues as he investigates three cases involving hidden treasure, a string of break-ins where nothing is stolen, and a rare comic book taken from an undamaged safe.
