I also think that one of the characters in Romeo and Juliet will get poisoned before the play, and die in the spotlight.And as always, Daisy and Hazel will have to solve the mystery. I don't want to spoil anything for people who haven't read it yet, but ahhhhhhhhhhhh Stevens did the thing I've been wanting her to do for more than half the series now ahhhhhhhhhhhhh

I’m fifteen,’ said Daisy. ‘I’ve been fifteen for ages, and Hazel’s fifteen awfully soon, aren’t you, Hazel? And we do know about the theatre, I promise we do. You’ll see – we’ll be absolutely excellent!’Here is a map of the school that I have drawn. I’ve made special notes to help you understand the important bits, in case you don’t go to Deepdean yourself. The setting of the Rue Theatre with a production of 'Romeo and Juliet' pending was admirable and the bitchiness, rivalry and jealousness of the characters was portrayed with genuine venom, so much so that the incidents that happened could have been carried out by any one of them and it made it difficult for Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong, with some later help from the Pinkerton Boys, George and Alexander, to fathom out exactly whodunnit. But it seemed oh, so slow moving.

Rose went into acting, as she had always wanted to, and started calling herself Rose Tree. She had a successful career, but bumped into Annie one day, who had mulled over her questions about Rose's story a lot since she found her, and was terrified that Annie would work out she had murdered her parents. She suggested Annie as a dressmaker for Romeo and Juliet to keep an eye on her, but decided this was not enough. So? They seem great! Rose does have a lot to answer for, though,’ said Simon, his face falling. ‘I’ve got to tell you what she—’

Uncle Felix is just the same as he ever was. He is a fascinating and quite unnerving person, tall and golden like Daisy, and extremely clever too. He has a monocle that he has a habit of screwing into place over his eye and peering at me through, and he has an immensely important and secret job that we are not supposed to know anything about. We cannot be here and there too …”,’ said Daisy, grinning, as though she had read my mind. ‘I should think even you would be able to manage that. Oh, this really is amusing. Just wait until I tell George—’ Thank you, Bridget. Now, Martita, don’t be rude,’ said Miss Crompton as Bridget left with a nod to both of us. ‘I’m asking you to do this, and you shall do it.’