Recipe for Murder
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Slesak called over his shoulder, and Slesak’s mysterious friend from the night before lumbered into the room, closing the door behind him.
He snatched the photographs from Nancy’s hand, yanked out a coil of tough, narrow rope from inside his jacket, and bound her hands so hard and fast that her fingers started to go numb instantly.
“Who are you?” she demanded. “What’s going on?”
The heavyset man smiled as he tied up Bess and George, showing off a pair of flat, even teeth. “We’re just a couple of... guys trying to make a living.”
“Shut up, Colville!” Slesak commanded.
“What’s with the recipes?” Nancy asked. “What kind of information have you got hidden there?”
Colville couldn’t quite hide his surprise. His jaw slackened. But Slesak said, “You are grossly mistaken, Ms. Drew.” He lowered his gun as Colville bound Ned’s hands behind his back.
Nancy spoke up quickly, “I think not. I think there’s more to these recipes than meets the eye. Why else would you want them so badly?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slesak called over his shoulder, and Slesak’s mysterious friend from the night before lumbered into the room, closing the door behind him.
He snatched the photographs from Nancy’s hand, yanked out a coil of tough, narrow rope from inside his jacket, and bound her hands so hard and fast that her fingers started to go numb instantly.
“Who are you?” she demanded. “What’s going on?”
The heavyset man smiled as he tied up Bess and George, showing off a pair of flat, even teeth. “We’re just a couple of... guys trying to make a living.”
“Shut up, Colville!” Slesak commanded.
“What’s with the recipes?” Nancy asked. “What kind of information have you got hidden there?”
Colville couldn’t quite hide his surprise. His jaw slackened. But Slesak said, “You are grossly mistaken, Ms. Drew.” He lowered his gun as Colville bound Ned’s hands behind his back.
Nancy spoke up quickly, “I think not. I think there’s more to these recipes than meets the eye. Why else would you want them so badly?”
What to read after Recipe for Murder?
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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