So now it’s Saturday night and Lea is on the phone with Deena, waiting for Don to pick her up. Lea’s parents say they’ll just leave it alone.

Thomas, but perhaps when selling homes of Fear Street you’re encouraged to leave stuff out.

Um, that should probably have been disclosed before they closed on the house, Mrs. Apparently it was a bedroom, but someone was murdered in their and it’s been shuttered ever since. Thomas (Suki’s Mom! I love Suki, so this bitch is tops in my book), told them about a boarded up room in the attic after Lea stumbled upon the locked door. Lea walks home and thinks about the first time she and her parents entered the house. After some more chit chat, Don asks her out, and Lea is excited and says yes! But when she returns to her seat, her new friend Deena (from “The Wrong Number”!) tells her that Don is Marci’s boyfriend and Lea will catch hell if she goes out with him. When Don is, of course, shocked, she explains her parents are the predecessors to “Flip This House” and are going to focus on Fear Street. He says his name is Don, and she says that she’s Lea and she just moved to Fear Street. After getting a severe tongue lashing from Marci, who goes to clean up, Lea gets in help cleaning up her tray from a cute boy. Are kids just joining willy nilly at any time, or are all these things supposed to be happening on the same timeline? Regardless, Lea makes a splash at her new school in week two where she spills chili on the white sweater of class megabitch Marci Hendryx. This time it’s a girl named Lea, and I have to wonder about enrollment policy at this school. The Plot: Once again, we are introduced to a new student at Shadyside High. Someone-or something-is waiting for Lea in there. But she thinks she hears footsteps inside the secret room. A murder was committed in that room, the story goes, and it has been closed up ever since. The room has been locked and boarded up for at least a hundred years. Most creepy of all is the secret room up in the attic. Where Did I Get This Book: ILL from the library!īook Description: Lea Carson can’t believe it when her family moves into the creepy, old house on Fear Street. Publishing Info: Simon Pulse, September 1991 Book: “The Secret Bedroom” (Fear Street #13) by R.L.

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