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| − | When Dazzleman, lead singer of the chart topping group Reddimixx, disappears, only Emma Cobbett and her friends think there may be more to it than a publicity stunt. But can the Three Detectives prove that Dazzleman has been kidnapped? | + | <blockquote>When Dazzleman, lead singer of the chart topping group Reddimixx, disappears, only Emma Cobbett and her friends think there may be more to it than a publicity stunt. But can the Three Detectives prove that Dazzleman has been kidnapped? |
| − | And for what? | + | And for what?</blockquote> |
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Latest revision as of 08:31, 9 November 2018
From the 1986 British young adult mystery novel, The Three Detectives and the Missing Superstar by Simon Brett.
Blurb from the back of the book:
When Dazzleman, lead singer of the chart topping group Reddimixx, disappears, only Emma Cobbett and her friends think there may be more to it than a publicity stunt. But can the Three Detectives prove that Dazzleman has been kidnapped? And for what?
