The Complete Aurora North Boxed Set
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THE NOT VAMPIRE MURDERS
Carnivorous garden gnomes or mutant sewer monsters. Nothing is too weird for intrepid paranormal reporter Aurora North. Especially as she usually finds the logical, and deeply unparanormal, explanation for it all.
When her editor asks her to check out an alleged vampire attack, Aurora is absolutely certain it’s nothing but a stunt for the university theatre production of Dracula ... until she discovers a dead body with vampire-fang-like puncture wounds.
THE NOT GHOSTLY MURDERS
It was Colonel Mustard. With the revolver. In the library.
When Aurora North arrives at Maison de la Mort for a weekend of ghost hunting, instantly she knows something isn’t right. And not in a haunted house type of way. None of the other guests are who they appear to be, and by the time the first murder happens, Aurora knows exactly what is going on.
Or she thinks she does.
THE NOT WITCHY MURDERS
Sewer monsters. Bigfoot. Space aliens. Nothing is too weird for paranormal reporter Aurora North.
When Jake bursts into the newsroom with three teenagers who claim they’ve been cursed by witches, Aurora North could not be less interested. Despite Aurora being able to explain the very unsupernatural cause of the curse symptoms, Jake insists they still investigate.
THE NOT CURSED MURDERS
New thrills! New terror! New Aurora North Exposé!
When Aurora North’s editor assigns her an article about a museum exhibit featuring an ancient Egyptian mummy, despite the rumours about a curse striking down everyone who looks on its face, she’s not expecting anything more than a bunch of old artefacts.
But when the curse takes its first victim during the exhibit opening, Aurora’s trainee Jake convinces her their article will be so much more gripping if they can prove the curse is real, or identify the real killer, before calling the police.
An Aurora North Exposé is a cross between Scooby Doo mysteries and Lois and Clark, only there's a teenage sidekick instead of a talking dog and Aurora North doesn't need a superhero to save her—she can save her own darn self!
Carnivorous garden gnomes or mutant sewer monsters. Nothing is too weird for intrepid paranormal reporter Aurora North. Especially as she usually finds the logical, and deeply unparanormal, explanation for it all.
When her editor asks her to check out an alleged vampire attack, Aurora is absolutely certain it’s nothing but a stunt for the university theatre production of Dracula ... until she discovers a dead body with vampire-fang-like puncture wounds.
THE NOT GHOSTLY MURDERS
It was Colonel Mustard. With the revolver. In the library.
When Aurora North arrives at Maison de la Mort for a weekend of ghost hunting, instantly she knows something isn’t right. And not in a haunted house type of way. None of the other guests are who they appear to be, and by the time the first murder happens, Aurora knows exactly what is going on.
Or she thinks she does.
THE NOT WITCHY MURDERS
Sewer monsters. Bigfoot. Space aliens. Nothing is too weird for paranormal reporter Aurora North.
When Jake bursts into the newsroom with three teenagers who claim they’ve been cursed by witches, Aurora North could not be less interested. Despite Aurora being able to explain the very unsupernatural cause of the curse symptoms, Jake insists they still investigate.
THE NOT CURSED MURDERS
New thrills! New terror! New Aurora North Exposé!
When Aurora North’s editor assigns her an article about a museum exhibit featuring an ancient Egyptian mummy, despite the rumours about a curse striking down everyone who looks on its face, she’s not expecting anything more than a bunch of old artefacts.
But when the curse takes its first victim during the exhibit opening, Aurora’s trainee Jake convinces her their article will be so much more gripping if they can prove the curse is real, or identify the real killer, before calling the police.
An Aurora North Exposé is a cross between Scooby Doo mysteries and Lois and Clark, only there's a teenage sidekick instead of a talking dog and Aurora North doesn't need a superhero to save her—she can save her own darn self!
