This document summarizes information about a collection of 7 novels called "The Seven Sequels" written by 7 bestselling authors as sequels to their previous "Seven" series. Each novel involves a grandson investigating a mystery surrounding their grandfather. The document provides details about each novel including the author, plot summary, and keywords. It is a catalog for a bundle of mystery stories continuing adventures from the original popular series.

1. 7 novels
written by
7 bestselling
authors
READ ONE. READ THEM ALL. YOU CHOOSE THE ORDER.
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The bestselling Seven (the series)
continues with The Seven Sequels! All seven
authors from the original series will return
October 1, 2014 with a second set
of seven novels.
bring their signature writing styles to a
series of adventures that take readers
from the cobblestones of Cambridge to
the beaches of Uruguay.
Who was David McLean?
A loving grandfather?
A spy?
Or a traitor? Eric Walters
John Wilson
Ted Staunton
Richard Scrimger
Norah McClintock
Sigmund Brouwer
Shane Peacock
7 grandsons
7 new missions
7 authors
7 extraordinary
sequels

2. The Seven Sequels
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Sleeper
Eric Walters
DJ wants it all: the car, the girl and the truth about his grandfather.
DJ jets across the Atlantic to England to follow a series of obscure clues and symbols he hopes
will reveal the truth about his grandfather. In London,he stays with Doris,the elderly woman he
climbed Mount Kilimanjaro with. Laid up with a broken ankle, Doris has her grandchild, Charlie, offer
assistance. Charlie—short for Charlotte—is a beautiful model who is romantically (and secretly)
linked to a member of the British Royal Family. Spies, guns, double agents, the Cambridge Five and
a vintage E-Type Jag are a few of the things DJ and Charlie encounter on an adventure that makes
climbing Kilimanjaro look like a walk in the park.
Eric Walters began writing in 1993 as a way to entice his grade-five students into becoming more
interested in reading and writing. Since then,Eric has published over eighty books and won more than
one hundred awards. Often his stories incorporate themes that reflect his background in education
and social work and his commitment to humanitarian and social-justice issues. He speaks to over
seventy thousand students per year, in schools throughout North America. Eric has three grown
children and lives in Mississauga, Ontario, with his wife and two dogs. For more information, visit
www.ericwalters.net.
Keywords: Cambridge Five, espionage, James Bond, England, adventure, romance
Also by Eric Walters
Between Heaven
and Earth
9781554699414 · $9.95 pb
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ages 10+
“The rich setting and the thrilling
details…will make readers yearn
for their own adventure.”
—Kirkus Reviews for
Between Heaven and Earth,
Eric’s novel in Seven (the series).
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3. The Seven Sequels
Broken Arrow
John Wilson
Nothing says “I love you” like plutonium.
Steve thinks he made the right choice turning down a snowy week with his cousins at a cabin
in northern Ontario in favor of a relaxing (and perhaps romantic) time under the Spanish sun
with his friend, Laia. But when an email from his brother DJ arrives, implicating their grandfather in
some shadowy international plots involving nuclear bombs, Steve and Laia immediately put aside all
thoughts of a lazy, sun-drenched vacation. In a desperate attempt to find out if Steve’s grandfather
was a Cold War-era spy,they crack mysterious codes,confront violent Russian mobsters,dodge spies,
unearth a bomb and avoid nudists. But the more they uncover, the more Steve wonders: whose side
was Grandpa really on?
Born in Edinburgh,Scotland, John Wilson grew up on the Isle of Skye and outside Glasgow without
the slightest idea that he would ever write books. After completing a degree in geology at St. Andrews
University, he worked in Zimbabwe and Alberta before taking up writing full-time and moving to
Lantzville on Vancouver Island in 1991. John is addicted to history and firmly believes that the past must
have been just as exciting, confusing and complex to those who lived through it as our world is to us.
He has written over forty books of fiction and nonfiction for kids, teens and adults, and has won or
been shortlisted for many awards. For more information, visit www.johnwilsonauthor.com.
Keywords: Cold War, Spain, romance, adventure, espionage, nuclear bombs
October 2014
9781459805408
$10.95 pb
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256 pages
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9781459805422 epub
ages 10+
Also by John Wilson
Lost Cause
9781554699445 · $9.95 pb
9781554699452 pdf
9781554699469 epub
ages 10+
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“The dialogue is witty and sharp…
The Spanish setting oozes
charm, beauty and history.”
—Resource Links for Lost Cause,
John’s novel in Seven (the series).

4. The Seven Sequels
Coda
Ted Staunton
In the murky world of espionage, how can you tell who’s on your side?
When his brother Bunny vanishes from the Toronto City Hall skating rink, Spencer, a budding
filmmaker,finds himself plunged into the stuff of movie thrillers:kidnapping,terrorists,intrigue,
a missing document, a world-famous pop star, disguises, romance and a rogue alligator. As he races
the clock to save his brother, he must sort the real from the make-believe and unravel a murder
mystery involving his grandfather. The last time Spencer got tangled up in an adventure from his
grandfather’s past, he didn’t believe it was for real. Now he can’t get anyone to believe him when he
says that Bunny has been kidnapped and that someone is going to die.
When he isn’t writing, Ted Staunton has a busy schedule as a speaker, workshop leader, story-
teller and musical performer for children and adults.Ted is the author of numerous books for young
readers of all ages, including Puddleman, the Morgan series and the acclaimed Hope Springs a Leak,
which was shortlisted for both a Silver Birch Award and a Hackmatack Award. His most recent novel
is the YA mystery thriller Who I’m Not. Ted lives in Port Hope, Ontario. For more information, visit
www.tedstauntonbooks.com.
Keywords: humor, brothers, loyalty, espionage
October 2014
9781459805491
$10.95 pb
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224 pages
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9781459805514 epub
ages 10+
Also by Ted Staunton
Jump Cut
9781554699476 · $9.95 pb
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9781554699490 epub
ages 10+
“An entertaining story
with a heart of gold.”
—Kirkus Reviews for Jump Cut,
Ted’s novel in Seven (the series).
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5. The Wolf and Me
Richard Scrimger
Life isn’t about making sense. It’s a gift, and you do your best with it.
Bunny is in trouble. He’s been kidnapped from the skating rink at City Hall in Toronto, and now
he’s locked in a cold basement room, still in his parka and skates. Where is he? And why do his
kidnappers keep asking questions about his dead grandpa and some weird national anthem? Bunny
may not always know what’s going on, but he has an innocent’s ability to get to the heart of things
and find out what it’s all about. When he manages to escape, he skates across hockey rinks and
down frozen highways, always a few strides ahead of his kidnappers. He gets help along the way from
an assortment of characters—some kindly, some crazy, some scary and at least one that will make
your jaw drop.
Richard Scrimger is the award-winning author of twenty books for children and adults. His
middle-school novel The Nose from Jupiter won the Mr. Christie’s Book Award. His books have
appeared on ALA’s Kids’ Picks list and on The Globe and Mail and ALA’s notable books lists and have
been translated into almost a dozen languages (actually, eleven). Richard lives in Toronto, is the father
of four, and is used to being laughed at. For more information, visit www.scrimger.ca.
Keywords: brothers, skating, friendship, loyalty
October 2014
9781459805316
$10.95 pb
5 x 7.5
256 pages
9781459805323 pdf
9781459805330 epub
ages 10+
The Seven Sequels
Also by Richard Scrimger
Ink Me
9781459800168 · $9.95 pb
9781459800175 pdf
9781459800182 epub
ages 10+
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“Bunny’s a rare hero—not on
anyone’s journey but his own.”
—Kirkus Reviews for Ink Me,
Richard’s novel in Seven (the series).

6. From the Dead
Norah McClintock
The mean streets of Detroit hide a multitude of sins.
Rennie is in Uruguay when his cousins discover a secret cache at their dead grandfather’s cottage.
Thousands of dollars in foreign currencies. A mystifying notebook. Multiple passports, some
obviously fake. A gun. A disguise. And a photo of some Nazis. Rennie’s mission: to find out whether
there was more to the old man than anyone knew. Was he a spy? If he was, what did he do? And for
whom? Did he help a Nazi war criminal escape justice? Rennie’s quest leads him to Argentina and
then to Detroit, where he finds more questions than answers and more than one gun pointed—and
fired—in his direction.
Norah McClintock writes mystery and crime fiction for young adult readers. She is the author of
the Chloe and Levesque,Mike and Riel,Robyn Hunter,and Ryan Dooley series,as well as many stand-
alone novels. Norah grew up in Montreal, Quebec, is a graduate of McGill University (in history, of
all things) and lives in Toronto, Ontario. She is a five-time winner of the Crime Writers of Canada’s
Arthur Ellis Award for Best Juvenile Crime Novel. Her novels have been translated into sixteen
languages. For more information, visit www.norahmcclintock.com.
Keywords: espionage, Nazi war crimes, Detroit, murder
October 2014
9781459805378
$10.95 pb
5 x 7.5
272 pages
9781459805385 pdf
9781459805392 epub
ages 10+
The Seven Sequels
Also by Norah McClintock
Close to the Heel
9781554699506 · $9.95 pb
9781554699513 pdf
9781554699520 epub
ages 10+
“A neat, suspenseful mystery
tailor-made for young readers.”
—Kirkus Reviews for Close to the Heel,
Norah’s novel in Seven (the series).
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7. The Seven Sequels
Tin Soldier
Sigmund Brouwer
When things hit you out of nowhere,
pick yourself up and pretend nothing happened.
Jim Webb’s pursuit of the truth about his grandfather’s role in the Vietnam War puts him squarely
in the sights of someone high up in the US military—someone who wants certain events from
that war left in the past. Webb goes on the run in the American Deep South with Lee, a Vietnam vet,
trying to smoke out the man they call the Bogeyman by using Webb as bait. The Bogeyman may be
powerful and smart, but Webb and Lee, with the help of a few of Lee’s old army buddies (and one
motorcycle-riding girl), are ready to take him down.
Sigmund Brouwer is the bestselling author of nineteen novels and several series of children’s
books, including titles in the Orca Echoes, Orca Currents and Orca Sports series, with over three
million books in print in seven different languages. His 2012 novel, Devil’s Pass, was a finalist for the
John Spray Mystery Award, a Red Maple nominee and a Kirkus Reviews Critics’ Pick. For more infor-
mation, visit www.rockandroll-literacy.com. Sigmund and his family divide their time between his
hometown of Red Deer, Alberta, and Nashville,Tennessee, where his Grammy-nominated wife is a
singer and songwriter.
Keywords: honor, racism,Vietnam War, friendship, trust
October 2014
9781459805460
$10.95 pb
5 x 7.5
272 pages
9781459805477 pdf
9781459805484 epub
ages 10+
Also by Sigmund Brouwer
Devil’s Pass
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9781554699407 epub
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“A strong, fast-paced
survival story with a kick.”
—Booklist for Devil’s Pass,
Sigmund’s novel in Seven (the series).

8. Double You
Shane Peacock
Adam discovers the true meaning of “live and let die.”
When Adam Murphy learns that his late, revered grandfather, David McLean, hid a huge stash
of foreign cash and fake passports in the family’s cottage, he is stunned. Was Grandpa really a
traitor, as some of the evidence suggests? And why was a loaded Walther PPK pistol hidden at the
cottage? Determined to prove his grandfather’s innocence, Adam takes the famous James Bond gun
and follows the clues to Bermuda,where he encounters danger,evidence of espionage,and an unusual
girl named Angel Dahl. Desperate and on the run with Angel, pursued by a deadly operative, Adam
races to other exotic locations, unsure if Angel is friend or foe, or if his grandfather was a hero or
a villain. Three clues hold the dark secret of David McLean’s past—the letter W, a glass eye with a
golden iris, and the haunting words of someone named Mr. Know.
Shane Peacock is a biographer, journalist, screenwriter and the author of more than a dozen
books for young readers,including The Boy Sherlock Holmes series. His work has won many honors,
and his novel, Becoming Holmes, was a finalist for the Governor General’s Award. Because Shane
often writes about unusual subjects, his research methods have, at times, been out of the ordinary
too; he has learned the arts of tight-rope walking, silent killing, trapeze flying and sumo eating, all in
the service of his art. Shane and his wife, journalist Sophie Kneisel, live with their three children on
a small farm near Cobourg, Ontario, where he continues to search for and imagine larger-than-life
characters. In his spare time he enjoys playing hockey, reading, and sometimes even walking the wire.
For more information, visit www.shanepeacock.ca.
Keywords: espionage, James Bond, loyalty, friendship, Cuban Missile Crisis
October 2014
9781459805347
$10.95 pb
5 x 7.5
272 pages
9781459805354 pdf
9781459805361 epub
ages 10+
The Seven Sequels
Also by Shane Peacock
Last Message
9781554699353 · $9.95 pb
9781554699360 pdf
9781554699377 epub
ages 10+
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“A fantastic and thrilling
page-turner.”
—CM Magazine for Last Message,
Shane’s novel in Seven (the series).

9. Seven (the Series)
Audiobooks
Rediscover the original Seven with these audiobook adventures.
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Seven (the series)
Complete Audiobook set
Includes Between Heaven and Earth by Eric
Walters, Lost Cause by John Wilson, Jump Cut
by Ted Staunton, Ink Me by Richard Scrimger,
Close to the Heel by Norah McClintock,
Devil's Pass by Sigmund Brouwer,
Last Message by Shane Peacock.
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Runtime: 35 hours
$29.95
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10. The Seven Sequels
Audiobooks
Complete unabridged action-packed audio on CDs.
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The Seven Sequels
Complete Audiobook set
Includes Sleeper by Eric Walters, Broken Arrow
by John Wilson, Coda by Ted Staunton,
The Wolf and Me by Richard Scrimger,
From the Dead by Norah McClintock,
Tin Soldier by Sigmund Brouwer,
Double You by Shane Peacock.
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Runtime: 35.5 hours
$29.95
each!

11. Over 100,000
copies sold
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read one. read them all. You Choose the Order.
"Readers can look forward to Richard Scrimger's
sense of humour, Norah McClintock's sense of
mystery, John Wilson's take on history, Shane
Peacock's dark plotting, Eric Walters' character-
building challenges, Ted Staunton's musicality,
and Sigmund Brouwer's problem-solving
strategies to enrich the tales. Definitely a series
for all readers."
—CanLit for Little Canadians blog
“I had to force myself to take a break for food
and sleep once in a while. I just wanted to keep
reading.”
—Sam D. (teen reviewer with bookhype, a YALSA’s Teens
Top Ten review program)
“Every reader will doubtless have his or her own
favourite...but all will find an intriguing package
of books to savour.”
—Canadian Children’s Book News
"Exciting and good fun...It's wonderful to read a
book where you love all the characters and here
I certainly did."
—Back to Books blog
“This series is going to be very popular...The
Seven series is a must-purchase for public
and school libraries that are looking to add
more action and adventure stories to their
collections for older children and teens. Highly
Recommended."
—CM Magazine
Also available as ebooks
Free Teachers’ Guide available online