The Desert Thieves
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Joe took the wheel and, every now and then, cast a suspicious glance in the rearview mirror at Perez. I can’t believe Frank and I were so easily taken in, Joe thought. That weasel! He wanted to give the guy a piece of his mind, but now wasn’t the time. If Frank and Joe pretended to keep him in their confidence, maybe Perez would lead them to the rustlers.
Perez was in a talking mood. “Man,” he said, “what a day! You guys sure do interesting things. I never had anyone cut my fuel line before. I’l...l be glad when we catch up to those people in the yellow van. What a hassle they caused us.”
As Perez chattered on, Frank focused his thoughts on this new turn of events. If Kidwell was indeed involved in the cactus thefts, and if he and Perez were working together, then Perez was keeping track of the investigation. He could even be providing evidence to steer the investigation in the wrong direction. The Hardys would have to talk this over once they returned to the campground and got rid of Perez for a while.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joe took the wheel and, every now and then, cast a suspicious glance in the rearview mirror at Perez. I can’t believe Frank and I were so easily taken in, Joe thought. That weasel! He wanted to give the guy a piece of his mind, but now wasn’t the time. If Frank and Joe pretended to keep him in their confidence, maybe Perez would lead them to the rustlers.
Perez was in a talking mood. “Man,” he said, “what a day! You guys sure do interesting things. I never had anyone cut my fuel line before. I’l...l be glad when we catch up to those people in the yellow van. What a hassle they caused us.”
As Perez chattered on, Frank focused his thoughts on this new turn of events. If Kidwell was indeed involved in the cactus thefts, and if he and Perez were working together, then Perez was keeping track of the investigation. He could even be providing evidence to steer the investigation in the wrong direction. The Hardys would have to talk this over once they returned to the campground and got rid of Perez for a while.
What to read after The Desert Thieves?
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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