When a break-in at the art gallery owned by Cindi Ornette's Uncle Phil threatens to close the hottest hangout in Cocoa Beach, Shelby must help her friend before the art thief strikes again. Original.

Shelby must quickly sniff out the truth when her friend Will is suspected of robbing a burger joint and is soon in disguise, scouting for clues in the houses of each likely candidate. Original.

A crime wave rocks Cocoa Beach! First the Mars rock on exhibit at the touring Space Museum disappears, then $500,000 worth of gems are stolen! Detective Hineline assigns Detective Sergeant Ramirez to investigate the missing rock case. Naturally, Shelby tags along. The prime suspect is Shelby's classmate Tom Rivers, a space nut fired from his job at the museum after accusing the museum's owner of faking exhibits. But Shelby's busy checking out Morgan Kane, the museum's owner, and his assistant, Dave Pitt. Is it an inside job? Is Kane's scientific consultant, Dr. Melanie Burgess, hiding something on her state-of-the-art computer? And how about the sudden appearance of an infamous criminal? Is he connected to either theft? With evidence mounting against Tom Rivers and The Phantom on the loose, Shelby and her friends Cindi and Noah must crack the case in record time. But is it possible to have too many suspects?

A costume worn by famous rock star Bobby Hatrack is stolen, and Shelby Woo is on the case. But who would want to steal a bunch of sequins? Shelby and her friends, Cindi and Noah, look for clues. . . and suspects! Maddy Baker, "The Number One Fan," is obsessed with everything Bobby, including the restraining order she got for bothering him too much—and has framed on her wall. Did she want to add to her collection? Bobby Hatrack impersonator Robby H even got plastic surgery to look like the famous performer; a real Bobby costume would complete the job. A bitter argument about money ended the partnership of Bobby and Jim Lock, who might want the costume for revenge. The stage is set for a show-stopping crime. Can Shelby solve the case before the music fades. . . and the thief makes his escape?

When a race horse's saddle is sabotaged, Detective Hineline arrests Tommy Eng, the teenager who saddled the horse. Now, Shelby must prove Tommy's innocence...before there's another accident.

When the eccentric Miss Packwood disappears before launching yet another renovation of strange Packwood Manor, Shelby finds suspects in the woman's greedy niece and nephew, the manor's designer, and a thieving housemaid. Original.

Hot young comic book creator Dirk Vista is missing! And right before the launch of his new comic book, "Spaceman." Who would kidnap the artist—and why? Was it the mysterious fan who's been following Dirk in disguise? How far would she go to meet her idol? Or was it Dirk's new agent, Ashley Prescott? Would she do anything to pull a major publicity stunt—even kidnap her own client? What about Mack Higgins, the artist who helped Dirk get his start in the comic business? Has this creator of superheroes turned into a villain? Shelby knows there's nothing comical about this case. She's determined to catch the kidnapper—faster than you can say "Thwack! Splat! Kapow!"

Strange things are going on at the police station. Shelby's friend Susan Skelton has been accused of embezzling $10,000 in bail money. But Shelby doesn't believe that sweet, middle-aged Susan would commit such a crime. She knows it has to be a frame-up, but why? And more important—who? One thing is clear: the culprit must have had access to Susan's desk and files. Could it have been Officer Jack Bridges? Perhaps this new patrolman's not as loyal as he appears. Or could it have been . . . Detective Hineline? It sure doesn't seem his nature, but he's been acting very secretive lately. Suddenly, everyone at the station is becoming a suspect. Shelby knows it's up to her to find out who framed Susan. But the more clues she uncovers, the more complicated his case becomes!

After a suspicious accident occurs at the circus, Shelby is determined to find out who's been clowning around.

Shelby is in London as part of an exchange program. During a performance of Romeo and Juliet, the stage bursts into flames and many people are injured. Who's behind this act of arson? (Original)