American Mystery (Don't Doubt the Rainbow 3)

Professor Anthony Kessel is a public health physician, academic and author. Since 2019 Anthony has been working in a national role as Clinical Director (National Clinical Policy) at NHS England and NHS Improvement. Anthony is an international authority on public health, a Trustee director of BookTrust, and also advises other charities on global health and mental health. Anthony has trained as an executive coach and writes a personal column - 'Global Health Experience' (https://medium.com/@AKessel) - exploring his leadership work through a lens of psychological well-being.

A thrillingly modern mystery full of detective genius, decade-old family secrets, and helpful tips for living your best life!This is a wonderful book that explores themes of family secrets, travel and mental health. Journey around the world; from Toronto to Washington DC, to North Carolina to a scenic hike through the countryside of Dartmoor in Devon that may offer a little more than expected. Edie may only be thirteen years old, but her genius sleuthing skills, her burning desire to help others, and a deep love for her friends and family enable her to solve decade-old mysteries. The novel is written in a modern style that captures what it really feels like to be a teenager in today's world. The writer delves into the very current issue of mental health that affects so many young people all around the world and addresses it in a smart and intuitive style that both encourages and advises people who may have any kind of worries or anxieties about life in today's world making for an exciting, enthralling and educational read, whilst maintaining the very essence of a good detective novel.Khadijah Islam