Who's To Blame?

The twins parent's are having a trial separation with their father staying elsewhere. Jessica seems to totally support her father in this while Elizabeth is worrying that she could be the cause of the separation. Jessica also plans to use this as much as she can to get things she wants from her father, another hint of her dark, selfish nature.

Complicating things is that their father is running for mayor and this makes no sense at all. If someone is planning to run for political office they wouldn't marriage troubles resulting in a separation damage their attempt to run for office? Wouldn't people question why their father was devoting time to his run for office when he should have been spending that time trying to fix his marriage?

Jessica makes matters even worse by running up a major telephone bill on some kind of social network. She's also wanting to date someone named Charlie and that results in some rather unusual things that happen.

Elizabeth is having problems at school and the school newspaper. Jessica gets even nastier to Elizabeth and it seems that Elizabeth may run away from home, hoping that will help things there.

A pretty typical book in the series.

es you will definitely want to add this book to your collection.