Picked to Die (An Orchard Mystery)
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Bree broke in. “What’s going on? Who’s this Dillenberger guy?”
“Jeffrey’s history teacher. We talked with him yesterday and asked if he’d seen Jeffrey with any girls.”
“And what’s this ‘damsel in distress’ stuff?”
“Rachel used the term today at lunch. She wondered if maybe Jeffrey was protecting someone, a girl, out of some sense of honor. Misguided or otherwise.”
“Okay, but you two connected the dots from Novaro behind the feed store to the store owner’s daughter and immediately... stuck Jeffrey in the middle of it? Come on!”
“That’s my first guess, and I may be way off base. Seth, what do we do now?” Meg asked.
“Let’s not get ahead of ourselves,” Seth said. “Mr. Dillenberger could be wrong. It could be a coincidence that they were seen together. It could be a coincidence that Emma happens to be Jake’s daughter—I have no idea how many girls of the right age there are at the high school, or how many are Jeffrey’s type.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bree broke in. “What’s going on? Who’s this Dillenberger guy?”
“Jeffrey’s history teacher. We talked with him yesterday and asked if he’d seen Jeffrey with any girls.”
“And what’s this ‘damsel in distress’ stuff?”
“Rachel used the term today at lunch. She wondered if maybe Jeffrey was protecting someone, a girl, out of some sense of honor. Misguided or otherwise.”
“Okay, but you two connected the dots from Novaro behind the feed store to the store owner’s daughter and immediately... stuck Jeffrey in the middle of it? Come on!”
“That’s my first guess, and I may be way off base. Seth, what do we do now?” Meg asked.
“Let’s not get ahead of ourselves,” Seth said. “Mr. Dillenberger could be wrong. It could be a coincidence that they were seen together. It could be a coincidence that Emma happens to be Jake’s daughter—I have no idea how many girls of the right age there are at the high school, or how many are Jeffrey’s type.”
What to read after Picked to Die (An Orchard Mystery)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Connolly to read onlineMoreLess
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