Let’s Talk Terror
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“This is pretty ugly,” she said, “but I’m going to look at it in a positive way. Even if we don’t think that we’re getting anywhere, the culprit must—he or she is definitely feeling threatened by us.”
“Or maybe they are feeling threatened,” George added.
“Gosh, I never thought of that,” Susan said, giving the note back to Nancy. “There could be more than one person after Marcy—and now they’re after you, Nancy.”
“It sure looks that way,” Nancy said, and placed the note on the hall table as George... went to get a dustpan and broom. “How do they know about me?” Nancy said, frowning.
“How do they know where I’m staying? You didn’t tell anyone that we were coming to investigate, did you, Susan?”
The expression on Susan’s pretty face was all the answer Nancy needed. “The day that Marcy got the first threat, I was very upset,” she confessed. “I started talking about what happened to Brenda Fox. I think Dee, the hairdresser, was there, too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“This is pretty ugly,” she said, “but I’m going to look at it in a positive way. Even if we don’t think that we’re getting anywhere, the culprit must—he or she is definitely feeling threatened by us.”
“Or maybe they are feeling threatened,” George added.
“Gosh, I never thought of that,” Susan said, giving the note back to Nancy. “There could be more than one person after Marcy—and now they’re after you, Nancy.”
“It sure looks that way,” Nancy said, and placed the note on the hall table as George... went to get a dustpan and broom. “How do they know about me?” Nancy said, frowning.
“How do they know where I’m staying? You didn’t tell anyone that we were coming to investigate, did you, Susan?”
The expression on Susan’s pretty face was all the answer Nancy needed. “The day that Marcy got the first threat, I was very upset,” she confessed. “I started talking about what happened to Brenda Fox. I think Dee, the hairdresser, was there, too.
What to read after Let’s Talk Terror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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