Agatha Harrington and her three cousins Maxine, Simon, and Jane are not expecting to be dragged into an investigation of an international crime syndicate when they move to Frankfurt, Germany. But when a series of coincidences leads them to the medieval Mouse Castle on the Rhine River, they quickly realize the thieves have their eyes on a precious coin with ties to the Holy Roman Empire. It is up to them to solve the mystery at Mouse Castle before an important piece of history is lost forever. It’s a race against time and unknown criminals to save the coin. If you enjoy reading Nancy Drew, The Boxcar Children, A to Z Mysteries, National Park Mystery Series, Timmi Tobbson you'll love reading The European Adventures! Shelve Especially for fans Rachel Selle writes history-filled mystery stories set in Europe. A teacher at a German elementary school by day, and author by night, she finds inspiration in her travels through Europe. "Growing up in Alaska, I didn’t have the opportunity to travel to faraway places. I wrote The European Adventures for children who want to experience new cultures and delve into a mystery at the same time." Each installment explores its host country's art, history, food, culture, and language. Stay tuned for the group’s next adventure in France. Mystery at Mouse Castle is the first book in The European Adventures series.

Agatha Harrington and her cousins Maxine, Simon, and little Janey are at it again. Their fun family vacation in the sunny French city of Aix-en-Provence quickly turns into a quest to uncover the identity of a mysterious art thief. As VIP guests of their friends Alec and Beth, they can't wait to see the exhibition of Paul Cézanne's most famous works. But, when disaster strikes on opening night, the crew is forced to take action. The cryptic message left behind at the scene leads them through the historical city and puts them on the trail of the mysterious thief. Knowing that he will stop at nothing to get what he wants, can the group track him down before the precious paintings are lost forever? Or will Aix mark the spot of his next victory?