Deathgame
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He worked beside Terry and Lauren on a new trap they had talked about as a backup for their first trap. They had planned it back when Frank was still with them, before their ambush had failed so disastrously. How had it gone so wrong? How had Hammerlock known where they were? Joe had difficulty concentrating on the hard work at hand.
At any second, he kept expecting to hear gunshots in the distance — abrupt, brief, and fatal for his brother.
If he had any idea in which direction Frank had fled, ...he would have attempted to follow. But he didn't have a clue. His last glimpse of Frank had been during the brief scuffle with Hammerlock, before they'd all taken off running. He and Lauren had picked up Biff. Then they'd found Terry crouching in the brush, some distance from the tree where he'd almost been shot. The severed branch had saved him from a full impact with the ground.
"Frank!" Joe had said nervously, looking around. "Where's Frank?" Terry had shaken his head. "I'm sorry, Joe. I don't know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He worked beside Terry and Lauren on a new trap they had talked about as a backup for their first trap. They had planned it back when Frank was still with them, before their ambush had failed so disastrously. How had it gone so wrong? How had Hammerlock known where they were? Joe had difficulty concentrating on the hard work at hand.
At any second, he kept expecting to hear gunshots in the distance — abrupt, brief, and fatal for his brother.
If he had any idea in which direction Frank had fled, ...he would have attempted to follow. But he didn't have a clue. His last glimpse of Frank had been during the brief scuffle with Hammerlock, before they'd all taken off running. He and Lauren had picked up Biff. Then they'd found Terry crouching in the brush, some distance from the tree where he'd almost been shot. The severed branch had saved him from a full impact with the ground.
"Frank!" Joe had said nervously, looking around. "Where's Frank?" Terry had shaken his head. "I'm sorry, Joe. I don't know.
What to read after Deathgame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin W. Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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