Poison Pen (2012)
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He made a brief note of it and then we were dismissed: free to go.
Graham had to come home with us, and when we got back to the house Mum disappeared into the kitchen to start on supper. She was furious with both of us, which was hardly fair: it wasn’t us who’d gone and bashed Max over the head. But I couldn’t expend any energy worrying about Mum. Graham and I had to figure out what was going on.
“Whoever killed Max must have stolen his manuscript,” I told Graham. “I’m positive that one wasn’t h...is. But he definitely had the real one in his bag when he talked to Esmerelda. I saw it.”
“Theft…” mused Graham. “Robbery is number two on the Motives for Murder list. The intriguing aspect is that the manuscript was swapped. I wonder who would do that?”
“I suppose any of the authors could have,” I said. “All apart from Esmerelda. We were with her the whole time, there’s no way she had anything to do with it. But there’s still something odd about her…”
“The person who ‘discovers’ a body is very often the murderer,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He made a brief note of it and then we were dismissed: free to go.
Graham had to come home with us, and when we got back to the house Mum disappeared into the kitchen to start on supper. She was furious with both of us, which was hardly fair: it wasn’t us who’d gone and bashed Max over the head. But I couldn’t expend any energy worrying about Mum. Graham and I had to figure out what was going on.
“Whoever killed Max must have stolen his manuscript,” I told Graham. “I’m positive that one wasn’t h...is. But he definitely had the real one in his bag when he talked to Esmerelda. I saw it.”
“Theft…” mused Graham. “Robbery is number two on the Motives for Murder list. The intriguing aspect is that the manuscript was swapped. I wonder who would do that?”
“I suppose any of the authors could have,” I said. “All apart from Esmerelda. We were with her the whole time, there’s no way she had anything to do with it. But there’s still something odd about her…”
“The person who ‘discovers’ a body is very often the murderer,”
What to read after Poison Pen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tanya Landman to read onlineMoreLess
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