A New Teen/YA Ebook, Key to It All, Is Published

LAS VEGAS - July 10, 2013 - PRLog -- Las Vegas, Nevada – DATE, 2013 – Key to It All, third in the series of Betsy Butters Books, by author, Jenifer Rubloff, is being published today, and will be available as an ebook online through Amazon.com.

Special Introductory Price Offer

To encourage readers to discover this adventure story, Key to It All is being discounted to an introductory price of $.99 (ninety-nine cents) from its regular price of $3.99 (three dollars and ninety-nine cents) until August 7, 2013.

The Story: When American teen detective Betsy Butters has only weeks remaining in her Swiss boarding school, Château Mont Blanc, she is more concerned with recovering art and other valuables stolen by the Nazis in WWII than in studying for final exams.

Quite by accident, amateur detective Betsy witnesses something off campus that is the catalyst for her quest to discover the truth about what is going on within her school.

Inspector Bernard of the Swiss Federal Police is alerted to her concerns, and she enlists a school mate and off campus acquaintances to help find explanations for her nagging questions.

While Betsy concentrates on her personal detecting, professional investigations are underway in several countries that threaten to expose criminal activities involving the person that Betsy is investigating.

As the final days of school approach, the threats to Betsy intensify, and she realizes that she might have more than one adversary. Encouraged by this sign that she is onto something really important, Betsy risks everything to expose the truth before she leaves Switzerland.

What she discovers shocks and amazes everyone.

“Betsy leaves Château Mont Blanc confident, well traveled and educated, and with a charming French boyfriend. Oh lá lá, what more could a girl want?” asks author, Jenifer Rubloff.

Key to It All is available online through Amazon.com.

About the Author: As a teenager in boarding schools in Switzerland and the U.S., Jenifer Rubloff learned from the people she met and the friends she made about different cultures, customs, religions, and cuisines. When she sat in her school study halls, on many nights, she’d play “what if” with her imagination about what could happen in her school with only a small tweak to reality. As an author of fiction, Rubloff twists reality to share her experiences and fascination with how people and events can be interconnected.

For additional information: Contact, Jenifer Rubloff, web URL: http://www.jeniferrubloff.com Email: firstnameatJeniferRubloffdotcom