Murder On Ice
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What was Luke doing with those skis in the middle of the night? She had to know. Despite the fact that she was wearing only her bathrobe, she tiptoed to the door. Without a sound her fingers turned the knob. Then all at once, she yanked the door open.
Luke sprang up, the ski and the flashlight clattering to the porch floor. Even without the light, there was no mistaking the panic in Luke’s eyes. He snatched the flashlight up again and shined it full in Nancy’s face.
“You!” he hissed. “What a...re you doing sneaking around?”
“I could ask you the same thing,” Nancy retorted. “I couldn’t sleep, so I decided to sit by the fireplace for a while. The next thing I knew, somebody was prowling around out here. I thought I’d better check it out.”
“You aren’t afraid of anything, are you?” Luke said with grudging respect. He forced a soft laugh. “We must be having an insomnia epidemic around here. I couldn’t sleep either, so I figured I might as well work on my skis.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What was Luke doing with those skis in the middle of the night? She had to know. Despite the fact that she was wearing only her bathrobe, she tiptoed to the door. Without a sound her fingers turned the knob. Then all at once, she yanked the door open.
Luke sprang up, the ski and the flashlight clattering to the porch floor. Even without the light, there was no mistaking the panic in Luke’s eyes. He snatched the flashlight up again and shined it full in Nancy’s face.
“You!” he hissed. “What a...re you doing sneaking around?”
“I could ask you the same thing,” Nancy retorted. “I couldn’t sleep, so I decided to sit by the fireplace for a while. The next thing I knew, somebody was prowling around out here. I thought I’d better check it out.”
“You aren’t afraid of anything, are you?” Luke said with grudging respect. He forced a soft laugh. “We must be having an insomnia epidemic around here. I couldn’t sleep either, so I figured I might as well work on my skis.”
What to read after Murder On Ice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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