Middle Grade and Chapter Fiction

Dixie Randolph and the Mystery of Willow Creek (The Dixie Randolph Series of Middle Grade Novels)

 

Dixie Randolph and the Mystery of Willow Creek (Buy now) 


MaryAnn Diorio

TopNotch Press

Ages 8-12

105 pages

May 7, 2025



 

When twelve-year-old Dixie Randolph discovers a secret plot to kill her father, she risks her life to save his.

Twelve-year-old Dixie Randolph deeply loves her adoptive father, a top-level computer engineer entrusted with highly classified, national defense information. While making a stop at her dad's office with him and her BFF Ruby Jo Justice, Dixie, her dad, and Ruby Jo are kidnapped by foreign spies and taken to a secluded mountain cabin. During their attempt to escape, Dixie's father is seriously injured, and Dixie must outwit the kidnappers to save his life.

Will Dixie succeed? Will she bring them all safely back to Willow Creek to warn the town of impending danger?

 

Reviewer’s Comments:

Dixie Randolph and the Mystery of Willow Creek is an adorable book that promises many hours of enjoyable reading for middle-grade readers. It’s lively, fast-paced, and Dixie and her friend, Ruby Jo, show just how clever, creative, helpful, and energetic young people can muster up when faced with danger. In today’s highly unpredictable environment, it encourages your people to think for themselves, learn to adapt to situations, stay calm, and figure out how to survive and cope when plunged into an unsafe situation. It is a well-written book, and a fun read that will hook the reader on the first page, wrap them in intrigue and mystery, keep them spellbound and reading to the end.   


About the author:      

                                               
                          

MaryAnn Diorio is an award-winning, widely published author of fiction, to include children's chapter books and middle-grade fiction. She holds multiple graduate degrees and has taught writing at major universities. When not writing, MaryAnn enjoys painting and playing the piano. MaryAnn and her husband have two amazing daughters, two very smart sons-in-law, and seven wonderful grandchildren. You can learn more about MaryAnn and her fiction at maryanndiorio.com.

 

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