Venus Spring Stunt Girl

Venus Spring is more than ready for summer Stunt Camp. Her granddad, Dennis - one of the country's top stuntmen - has been training her since she was eleven. But while she is there she stumbles on a clever plot - something terrifying is about to shatter the peace of the surrounding countryside and Venus is determined to uncover it.

Venus's mother, Gail, has discovered that Venus has been leading a secret life as a stunt girl and is very angry about it. Gail makes Venus promise that she will concentrate on her school work and forget the stunt world for the moment.But Venus can't forget it: she lives in fear of her fellow stunt artist and arch-enemy, Franco. She keeps catching glimpses of him, and is sure that he is stalking her. But why? Slowly Franco puts his plan into action, and it's far worse than Venus could ever have imagined...

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