Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery: A Final Four Mystery Audiobook

" Entertaining read. My son (high-school freshman) picked the book for a class reading assignment/report and suggested I read as well. I played basketball growing up and have always been a fan of the college tournament. Never interested in being a sports writer, but I always enjoy a good mystery. Very well written. "

" I read this for the class Resources for Young Adults while working on my Masters of Library and Information Science. "

" I can see why my sports-fan readers like this book and others by Feinstein. The mixture of many real-life details of the sports world and a mild mystery (with a surprising, heavier twist toward the end) is just right to keep the readers' interest up. For someone who seeks more intense mystery or actions, this title will fall short. "

" It's a good book. it's mysterious. Suspenseful. "

" It is an amazing book, or what I have read so far. I can't put it down. "

" Good for middle school boys and girls, as well as tweens interested in basketball and journalism. "

" this is about to kid reports that win a writing contest and go to the final four the star player for one of the teams is getting blackmailed and they try to prove it this is the first book in the seires cover up is the second "

" Awsome book, One of the few books I enjoyed reading. "

" I liked this book. I don't really like basket ball but this was an exelent mystery. Reccomended to all. "

" Slightly unbelievable story about two eighth-graders who crack a slightly unbelievable blackmail case of a basketball player in the Final Four. Fans will enjoy the references to current newscasters, and the novel's quick pace. "

" This isn't a very hard mystery it is just a very good book if you like basketball. "

" Seemed like a good thing to read for March Madness, especially since it's from a kid sports writer's viewpoint. Good. Enjoyed it. "

" Loved this mystery... it was amazingg..... "

" This book was very entertaining "

" A sports-themed mystery popular with both boy and girl middle school readers. Two intelligent kids -- both aspiring journalists -- solve a mystery at the NCAA Final Four tournament in New Orleans. Kids who like this book will want to read Vanishing Act and Cover Up, the next two books in the series. "

" If I had been forced to write a book when I was a fifth grader, this is exactly the book I would have written. Predictable, cliche ridden and essential harmless. A quick read though. "

" It's good at the buzzer! "

" This book was a great mystery that kept you on the edge of your seat. By the way, I really like sports. "

" Satisfying if unsurprising mystery that was engaging for the amount of information I learned about final four basketball in the process of solving the mystery. "

" written very well and features the year i really got into college basketball. real names, real people. Stevie Thomas is a great narrator. recommended, especially this weekend. "

" I Love This Book Because Its All About The Final Four and How People Try To Cheat To Make Money "

" This book was very entertaining "

" I liked this book. I don't really like basket ball but this was an exelent mystery. Reccomended to all. "

" This book kept me entertained throughout. I have already reccomended this book to many of my friends. I loved it. You will too. "

" I loved this book, and it really made me want to read the rest of the series. "

" One of the best teen basketball books I have read. "

" This is awesome!!!!! How Stevie figured out how a proffeser was black mailing one of the best players. You should read this book. "