Criminal Destiny (2015)
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I have no idea why. I’m an artist. I’m observant, and I have a good memory for detail. That’s it. I don’t know anything about prison breaks (and I’m proud of that).
“First of all, why are we even considering doing this?” I ask them. “If anybody ever belonged behind bars, it’s C. J. Rackoff. We already know he’s a criminal. But even worse, he’s a terrible person!”
“He’s the only one who can help us,” Eli reasons.
“Not true,” I point out. “What about Yvonne-Marie Delacroix? Or Mickey Seven? Or Gus... Alabaster?” I stop short at mentioning Bartholomew Glen, because I can’t imagine him helping us to anything other than an early death.
“All those guys are hundreds of miles away—maybe thousands,” Eli points out. “We could cross the whole country only to be told they refuse to see us, or they’re not allowed visitors. And they’re all in maximum security as dangerous offenders. It’s Rackoff or nobody.”
“I know he’s a bad guy,” Hector tells me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have no idea why. I’m an artist. I’m observant, and I have a good memory for detail. That’s it. I don’t know anything about prison breaks (and I’m proud of that).
“First of all, why are we even considering doing this?” I ask them. “If anybody ever belonged behind bars, it’s C. J. Rackoff. We already know he’s a criminal. But even worse, he’s a terrible person!”
“He’s the only one who can help us,” Eli reasons.
“Not true,” I point out. “What about Yvonne-Marie Delacroix? Or Mickey Seven? Or Gus... Alabaster?” I stop short at mentioning Bartholomew Glen, because I can’t imagine him helping us to anything other than an early death.
“All those guys are hundreds of miles away—maybe thousands,” Eli points out. “We could cross the whole country only to be told they refuse to see us, or they’re not allowed visitors. And they’re all in maximum security as dangerous offenders. It’s Rackoff or nobody.”
“I know he’s a bad guy,” Hector tells me.
What to read after Criminal Destiny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Korman to read onlineMoreLess
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