The Naturals
The NaturalsJennifer Lynn Barnes
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The Naturals (2013)

Jennifer Lynn Barnes

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Young Adult thriller book series by Jennifer Lynn Barnes about a classified FBI program that recruits teenagers with exceptional abilities to solve cold cases. The protagonist, Cassie Hobbes, joins other gifted teens, including a profiler and a statistician, in this program. The series combines suspenseful crime-solving with personal danger as the Naturals find themselves in a lethal game of cat and mouse with a new killer.

ISBN:
9783570315743
Length:
290 pages

Genres: mystery, thriller, young adult

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