Books like Blind curve by Elizabeth Karre
Penny has spent years perfecting the family Acura Integra, turning it into a lean, fast street‑racing machine with her brother’s help. As she prepares to demonstrate her driver’s skill at a local race, a violent hit‑and‑run involving a car that looks eerily like hers nearly fatally injures a fellow student. Suspicion falls on the brother, and Penny must confront both the dangers of underground racing and the fragile trust between siblings. The story follows their efforts to uncover the truth while navigating the perils of high‑speed competition and the pressures of teen life.
First publish date: 2013
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Elizabeth Karre
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