Jo McGahey Jo McGahey i(A33165 works by)
Gender: Female
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1 In Her Travels Jo McGahey Has Been to - Newgrange Jo McGahey , 2005 single work column travel
— Appears in: Reading Time : The Journal of the Children's Book Council of Australia , May vol. 49 no. 2 2005; (p. 13)
1 1 y separately published work icon Double Jeopardy Jo McGahey , South Melbourne : Lothian , 2005 Z1220014 2005 single work children's fiction children's adventure

'Barnaby (Baz) and Cassandra (Cas) Geopardy are fourteen-year-old twins, hence the nickname Double Jeopardy. Their father is an antique dealer, and they are staying in a thatched cottage on a farm in 'The Cotswolds' (in the UK), while their father hunts for bargains in the district.

'One day, at a local market in the town square, they see a man stealing apples and helping himself to other bits and pieces from the various stalls. The locals seem to let him steal from them. The twins are puzzled and they follow the 'apple nicker' to find out what he is up to, and in doing so they meet many of the locals, including a farmer's wife, who is not at all jolly (as farmer's wives are supposed to be). Then there's a secretive butcher, a librarian, a boy in a bike shop and an old woman who hoards newspapers. By piecing together a complicated story and various clues, they solve the mystery.' (Publication summary)

1 4 y separately published work icon Return to Warrah Jo McGahey , South Melbourne : Lothian , 2004 Z1155875 2004 single work novel young adult science fiction horror 'Something very strange is happening. The townspeople don't seem to have changed very much at all since his first visit as a child, a mysterious young man is found hiding out at the twelve-mile hut and, when someone tries to burn down the homestead, one of his friends thinks it's time to leave. Davie begins to remember what happened at Warrah all those years ago, and when a tall, enigmatic man arrives at the homestead, everyone is suddenly in great danger. The inheritance has returned to Warrah . . . with a vengeance'. Source: online bookseller.
1 3 y separately published work icon The Inheritance Jo McGahey , South Melbourne : Lothian , 2004 Z1120005 2004 single work novel adventure young adult horror
1 The Flood Jo McGahey , 1997 single work short story
— Appears in: Northern Perspective , vol. 20 no. 2 1997; (p. 43-46)
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