The Crisscross Crime
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The big dog slammed into him and Frank tumbled to the ground. His one thought was to protect his neck—he knew the dog would go for his throat.
He kicked out, finding the dog’s ribs. It yelped in pain, then rushed him again. Frank could smell its hot breath as it bit at him again and again.
“Off! Off!” Frank heard someone shout. “Off, Mouse! Now!”
Instantly the dog withdrew.
Frank looked up to see a young woman with shoulder-length blond hair standing a few yards away. The black Doberman now sat ...next to her. She held an even bigger dog at bay with a thick leash.
“Mouse?” Frank muttered, wiping his hands on his jeans to get rid of the dog slobber. “That’s a good name for a ninety-pound dog.”
“One hundred and ten pounds,” the woman said. The bigger dog lunged as Frank started to get up, but the woman yanked it back sharply. “And this is Bunny.”
“Figures,” Frank said, checking his arms for cuts. “He looks warm and cuddly.”
Bunny snarled.
“You must be Sylvia.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The big dog slammed into him and Frank tumbled to the ground. His one thought was to protect his neck—he knew the dog would go for his throat.
He kicked out, finding the dog’s ribs. It yelped in pain, then rushed him again. Frank could smell its hot breath as it bit at him again and again.
“Off! Off!” Frank heard someone shout. “Off, Mouse! Now!”
Instantly the dog withdrew.
Frank looked up to see a young woman with shoulder-length blond hair standing a few yards away. The black Doberman now sat ...next to her. She held an even bigger dog at bay with a thick leash.
“Mouse?” Frank muttered, wiping his hands on his jeans to get rid of the dog slobber. “That’s a good name for a ninety-pound dog.”
“One hundred and ten pounds,” the woman said. The bigger dog lunged as Frank started to get up, but the woman yanked it back sharply. “And this is Bunny.”
“Figures,” Frank said, checking his arms for cuts. “He looks warm and cuddly.”
Bunny snarled.
“You must be Sylvia.”
What to read after The Crisscross Crime?
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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