Nancy Drew Diaries Collection Volume 5
The Clue at Black Creek Farm, A Script for Danger
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Narrated by:
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Jorjeana Marie
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By:
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Carolyn Keene
Summary
Dear diary...
I'm not exactly a farm girl, but even I was excited to meet farmers Sam and Abby Heyworth. Through their CSA (that’s Community Supported Agriculture), they supply most of River Heights with fresh fruits and veggies. But lately, Black Creek’s food has been making people sick. Really sick. In fact, tests revealed that their fruits and vegetables are crawling with deadly bacteria! The Heyworths swear that someone is contaminating their food on purpose. I can’t imagine why anyone would want to sabotage a farm . . . but I’m going to find out!
A Script for Danger
Dear Diary...
Imagine my surprise when I heard that my old friend Alex Burgess was finally making his first movie — right here in River Heights! And he was sweet enough to invite George, Bess, and me for an inside glimpse behind the scenes. Of course, George wants to get a closer look at the cameras, and Bess is dying for a peek at the film’s leading man.
But since the moment Alex yelled “action,” some strange things have been happening: explosions in catering, costumes streaked with blood, and threatening notes scrawled on scripts. I’ve always thought it would be exciting to visit a movie set, but I never imagined that the real drama would be behind the camera . . .
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