Cora Flash and the Diamond of Madagascar (A Cora Flash Children's Mystery, Book 1) by Tommy Davey
Authors: Tommy Davey
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terribly distressed. "
" Sounds like you have your self another mystery, Cora, " said Willy with a smile.
" Sounds like it, " I confirmed, with a grin of my own.
" Cora, " said Abigail. " You know how to reach me if you need help. "
" Thanks, " I replied . " I just might do that. "
I said , “G oodbye ,” to Willy and thanked him for all his help. I then turned to Abigail and said a quick goodbye to her, although we both knew we would be seeing each other soon.
" Uncle Andr é , t his is Calvin. He ' s my dog. "
" Hello , Calvin, I ' m your Uncle André . I t's very nice to meet you . Now , Cora, we must get back to town . T here is so much I need to tell you. "
I walk ed with my new dog to my u ncle's car in the parking lot. Just as he was about to tell me about the mystery, my cell phone rang.
" Hello? " I said.
" Cora, are you there yet? " my mother asked. " You were supposed to call me when you arrived ! "
" Yes, Mom , " I replied. " I ' m here. Sorry, I was just saying goodbye to everyone and then Uncle André arrived. "
" Is everything okay? How was the trip? Anything exciting happen? "
I thought for a minute and then decided not to say anything just yet. " No, " I replied. " Nothing exciting. Nothing at all. "
I looked at Calvin, who I swear had a mischievous smile on his face. I realized I not only had to tell my m om about the Diamond of Madagascar, but I had to tell her about Calvin , too ! And if Uncle André was correct, it sounded like there was going to be even more to explain .
Some things , I thought, can wait .
At least until after The Mystery of the Haunted Hotel !
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Tommy Davey spent his youth writing mystery stories and plays, and watching reruns of Three's Company until every line of dialogue was permanently burned into his memory. When not writing, he enjoys traveling to favorite destinations including New York City and Paris, which he plans to feature in future stories. He lives in Toronto, where he was born and raised, with a Norfolk Terrier named Calvin. Cora Flash and the Diamond of Madagascar is his first novel.
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" Sounds like you have your self another mystery, Cora, " said Willy with a smile.
" Sounds like it, " I confirmed, with a grin of my own.
" Cora, " said Abigail. " You know how to reach me if you need help. "
" Thanks, " I replied . " I just might do that. "
I said , “G oodbye ,” to Willy and thanked him for all his help. I then turned to Abigail and said a quick goodbye to her, although we both knew we would be seeing each other soon.
" Uncle Andr é , t his is Calvin. He ' s my dog. "
" Hello , Calvin, I ' m your Uncle André . I t's very nice to meet you . Now , Cora, we must get back to town . T here is so much I need to tell you. "
I walk ed with my new dog to my u ncle's car in the parking lot. Just as he was about to tell me about the mystery, my cell phone rang.
" Hello? " I said.
" Cora, are you there yet? " my mother asked. " You were supposed to call me when you arrived ! "
" Yes, Mom , " I replied. " I ' m here. Sorry, I was just saying goodbye to everyone and then Uncle André arrived. "
" Is everything okay? How was the trip? Anything exciting happen? "
I thought for a minute and then decided not to say anything just yet. " No, " I replied. " Nothing exciting. Nothing at all. "
I looked at Calvin, who I swear had a mischievous smile on his face. I realized I not only had to tell my m om about the Diamond of Madagascar, but I had to tell her about Calvin , too ! And if Uncle André was correct, it sounded like there was going to be even more to explain .
Some things , I thought, can wait .
At least until after The Mystery of the Haunted Hotel !
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Tommy Davey spent his youth writing mystery stories and plays, and watching reruns of Three's Company until every line of dialogue was permanently burned into his memory. When not writing, he enjoys traveling to favorite destinations including New York City and Paris, which he plans to feature in future stories. He lives in Toronto, where he was born and raised, with a Norfolk Terrier named Calvin. Cora Flash and the Diamond of Madagascar is his first novel.
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If you enjoyed reading this book, please consider contributing an online review.
Twitter:
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Blog:
http://tommydavey.blogspot.com/
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