The Ghost of Grey Fox Inn
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It was late afternoon and blazing hot once the girls and I got back to the inn. We all guzzled several glasses of complimentary iced tea before heading upstairs, sweaty and tired. George and I followed Bess into her room to talk.
“For a while there, I thought my face was on fire,” said George, collapsing on the bed. “It took all my willpower not to pour that whole pitcher of tea right on top of my head!”
Bess sighed. “I just hope this heat doesn’t make my hair all pouffy,” she said, fanning hers...elf with a travel magazine. “That is just the worst.”
“Not worse than having some loony sabotaging your wedding,” George muttered. She craned her head to look at me. “So, detective, what’s the plan?”
I took a deep breath and began pacing the room. “Well, we don’t know for sure if the incidents here at the inn and the change in the flowers are related. It makes sense that they are, but we can’t assume anything yet. If this person is looking to disrupt Charlotte’s wedding, these events might only be the beginning.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was late afternoon and blazing hot once the girls and I got back to the inn. We all guzzled several glasses of complimentary iced tea before heading upstairs, sweaty and tired. George and I followed Bess into her room to talk.
“For a while there, I thought my face was on fire,” said George, collapsing on the bed. “It took all my willpower not to pour that whole pitcher of tea right on top of my head!”
Bess sighed. “I just hope this heat doesn’t make my hair all pouffy,” she said, fanning hers...elf with a travel magazine. “That is just the worst.”
“Not worse than having some loony sabotaging your wedding,” George muttered. She craned her head to look at me. “So, detective, what’s the plan?”
I took a deep breath and began pacing the room. “Well, we don’t know for sure if the incidents here at the inn and the change in the flowers are related. It makes sense that they are, but we can’t assume anything yet. If this person is looking to disrupt Charlotte’s wedding, these events might only be the beginning.”
What to read after The Ghost of Grey Fox Inn?
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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