Ripley Jones Libri

Perfect for fans of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, Ripley Jones's Missing Clarissa is a gripping novel about two friends who start a true crime podcast—with dangerous consequences. In August of 1999, dazzlingly popular cheerleader Clarissa Campbell disappears from a party in the woods outside the rural town of Oreville, Washington and is never seen again. The police question her friends, teachers, and the adults who knew her—who all have something to hide. And thanks to Clarissa’s beauty, the mystery captures the attention of the nation. But with no leads and no body, the case soon grows cold. Despite the efforts of internet sleuths and true-crime aficionados, Clarissa is never found—dead or alive. Over twenty years later, Oreville high-school juniors and best friends Blair and Cameron start a true crime podcast, determined to unravel the story of what—or who—happened to this rural urban legend. In the process they uncover a nest of dirty small-town secrets, the sordid truth of Clarissa’s relationship with her charismatic boyfriend, and a high school art teacher turned small-town figurehead who had a very good reason for wanting Clarissa dead. Such a good reason, in fact, that they might have to make him the highlight of their next episode... But does an ugly history with a missing girl make him guilty of murder? Or are two teenage girls about to destroy the life of an innocent man—and help the true killer walk free?

The sudden disappearance of the Patterson family from the tranquil town of Stevenson ignites a media storm, leading to a flurry of theories and rampant speculation. As the community grapples with the mystery, the story explores the impact of their vanishing on the town's residents and the secrets that unravel in the search for answers.

Exploring the intersection of history and the supernatural, this guide immerses readers in the world of the Wichitas, focusing on phantom voices and paranormal phenomena. It covers Native American legends, eerie experiences in abandoned places, and interdimensional communications. The book emphasizes the psychology behind these encounters, offers techniques for EVP recordings, and discusses ethical considerations in paranormal research, making it a compelling resource for both enthusiasts and serious investigators.

Exploring the mesmerizing formation and unique properties of brinicles, this book delves into their ecological impacts and significance in climate change research. It highlights cutting-edge technological advancements and the delicate balance of marine ecosystems, providing valuable insights into this enigmatic icy phenomenon. Aimed at scientists, environmentalists, and the curious, it serves as an essential resource for understanding the complexities of our ever-changing Earth system.

Explore the fascinating phenomenon of moonbows through a detailed examination of their definition, formation, and cultural significance. This guide offers insights into the scientific aspects and future research opportunities while equipping readers with practical tips for observing and photographing these stunning natural events.

The investigation delves into the haunting incident of the Ghost Blimp, which perplexed the U.S. Navy during World War II. It explores the historical context, various theories surrounding the disappearance, and the cultural significance of this enigmatic event, making it a captivating read for those intrigued by military mysteries and historical enigmas.

The book explores the enchanting Elwetritsch, a bird-like mythical creature rooted in German folklore. It traces its origins from medieval tales to contemporary representations in art and culture. Readers will uncover the creature's unique characteristics, regional legends, and the festivals celebrating it. Stunning illustrations accompany the narrative, offering insights into how the Elwetritsch has influenced German identity and inspired storytellers throughout the ages. This journey into its captivating history reveals the creature's enduring charm and significance.

During a routine walk in the Sonoran Desert, Peter G. McCullough unexpectedly discovers something perplexing while documenting local plants for his upcoming botanical book. This intriguing encounter sets the stage for a journey that intertwines nature with the unexpected, leading to revelations that challenge his understanding of the world around him.

Exploring the formation and meteorological impacts of Morning Glory Clouds, this comprehensive book delves into their cultural significance and the future of research in this intriguing phenomenon. It offers insights into the unique characteristics of these clouds, making it a valuable resource for both enthusiasts and scholars interested in atmospheric science.

Despite their resolution to avoid mysteries and podcasts, Cam and Blair re-enter investigative mode when Mattie Brosillard seeks their help, convinced that someone is impersonating her sister Lola, who disappeared five years ago.