★ Author Gulshat Abdieva has won numerous literary awards and her works have been shortlisted for international literary competitions many times, earning widespread recognition for her writing prowess.
★ Selected for the 2026 Most Popular Books List, this series is styled after “Stranger Things” and the “Nancy Drew” mysteries—a classic young adult detective fiction series packed with unexpected twists.
★ Perfectly tailored to the reading needs of teens aged 10 and up, it aligns with their interest in detective adventures.

The series comprises three books: “The Library Trap,” “Small-Town Mystery,” and “Museum Mayhem.”

This is a thrilling young-adult detective novel by the renowned author Gulshat Abdieva, with a vibe reminiscent of “Stranger Things” meets “Nancy Drew”!

They’re more than just friends—they’re detective partners! Even on vacation, mysteries won’t leave them alone. As soon as Rosa, Arthur, Viola, and Luke arrive at summer camp, they start receiving threatening anonymous notes. Then, after a bizarre incident occurs, the kids suddenly find themselves under suspicion. They know they’re innocent, yet someone keeps planting evidence that points right at them. It’s an open challenge! Determined to clear their names, the young detective quartet decides to take charge and uncover the truth.

Gulshat Abdieva is a celebrated author of children’s and young-adult literature, winner of numerous literary awards. Her mystery novels are gripping, packed with the unexpected twists and turns that define the genre. This book will appeal to fans of Enid Blyton, readers who adore Dmitry Yemets’s “The Golden Scythians,” and anyone who grew up enjoying Holly Webb’s Mezi Hitchens series. Recommended for ages 10 and up.

[Author] Gulshat Abdieva
Gulshat Abdieva is a fantasy and detective fiction writer from Ufa. She majored in English translation, worked as an editor in a press office, and later became a full-time author. At the age of four, she wrote her very first fairy tale and has been writing ever since. She has been shortlisted for the finals and semi-finals of numerous literary competitions, including Rosman Publishing House’s “New Children’s Book” contest, the Rising Stars International Young Writers’ Prize, and the Vladimir Petrovich Krapivin International Literary Award.