Wild Rescue (2005)
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Only one had an electronic alarm. Some had kids living there (who could have talked with friends about going away), but Mrs. Watson and the other elderly lady who lost jewelry hadn’t.
How had anyone found out that Mrs. Watson was going away? She was such a loner. If I was going to find Mrs. Watson’s jewelry, I had to figure that out—and fast.
I wrote: Delivery people Police Church people Neighbors/acquaintances Mr. Krenshaw I called Mrs. Watson. She sounded weak. Before I could even ask anything..., she told me Mr. Krenshaw had come to her house.
“His son told him what had happened—I guess he heard from you, Bryce. I think he feels worse about the stolen items than I do. He said he’d do anything to help get them back and that he was sorry he hadn’t taken better care of my place.”
I circled Mr. Krenshaw’s name. If he was guilty, would he do this? Was he trying to look innocent, or was he innocent?
I asked her again if she might have told anyone she was going to be gone.
“No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only one had an electronic alarm. Some had kids living there (who could have talked with friends about going away), but Mrs. Watson and the other elderly lady who lost jewelry hadn’t.
How had anyone found out that Mrs. Watson was going away? She was such a loner. If I was going to find Mrs. Watson’s jewelry, I had to figure that out—and fast.
I wrote: Delivery people Police Church people Neighbors/acquaintances Mr. Krenshaw I called Mrs. Watson. She sounded weak. Before I could even ask anything..., she told me Mr. Krenshaw had come to her house.
“His son told him what had happened—I guess he heard from you, Bryce. I think he feels worse about the stolen items than I do. He said he’d do anything to help get them back and that he was sorry he hadn’t taken better care of my place.”
I circled Mr. Krenshaw’s name. If he was guilty, would he do this? Was he trying to look innocent, or was he innocent?
I asked her again if she might have told anyone she was going to be gone.
“No.
What to read after Wild Rescue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerry B. Jenkins to read onlineMoreLess
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