Moving Target
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He was lying on the bed amid a scatter of brightly colored Transformers and holding one, much smaller than the others, in his hand. “Did you call Grandma?” he asked.
LeAnne recognized it as a teenage ploy of changing the subject. If they talked about LeAnne not calling her mother, then they wouldn’t be talking about Lance’s opposition to calling the cops.
“I need to talk to her about this in person,” LeAnne said. “If I call her up and tell her over the phone that someone may be after Thad or Con...nor, she’ll freak out. I’m going to drive back home and talk to her about it.”
“But not to the cops, right?” Lance said.
“Look,” LeAnne said, “I agreed to let Sister Anselm call that High Noon guy. How about if you meet me halfway and let me talk to the cops in San Leandro? Maybe they can put some extra cars in our neighborhood and keep an eye on things.”
“No,” Lance said.
“Why are you being so stubborn?” she asked. “The cops are supposed to be on our side.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was lying on the bed amid a scatter of brightly colored Transformers and holding one, much smaller than the others, in his hand. “Did you call Grandma?” he asked.
LeAnne recognized it as a teenage ploy of changing the subject. If they talked about LeAnne not calling her mother, then they wouldn’t be talking about Lance’s opposition to calling the cops.
“I need to talk to her about this in person,” LeAnne said. “If I call her up and tell her over the phone that someone may be after Thad or Con...nor, she’ll freak out. I’m going to drive back home and talk to her about it.”
“But not to the cops, right?” Lance said.
“Look,” LeAnne said, “I agreed to let Sister Anselm call that High Noon guy. How about if you meet me halfway and let me talk to the cops in San Leandro? Maybe they can put some extra cars in our neighborhood and keep an eye on things.”
“No,” Lance said.
“Why are you being so stubborn?” she asked. “The cops are supposed to be on our side.”
What to read after Moving Target?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. A. Jance to read onlineMoreLess
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