A Script for Danger

Name: A Script for Danger
Brand: Arotahi Agency
SKU: 9781481438100
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By Carolyn Keene

Series: Nancy Drew Diaries

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A Script for Danger by Carolyn Keene is a thrilling mystery in which Nancy Drew and her friends find themselves on the set of a TV crime drama where reality starts to mirror fiction. As a series of suspicious incidents occur during filming, Nancy dives into the mystery to reveal who is behind the on-set danger, unraveling a tangled web of intrigue with her trademark sleuthing skills. The story is perfect for young readers enamoured by suspense and detective adventures.
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You might enjoy this thrilling mystery if you're intrigued by the behind-the-scenes drama of a movie set combined with suspense and adventure. The story dives into unexpected twists as Nancy Drew navigates danger to uncover the truth, making it perfect for young readers who love a good detective narrative.

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A Script for Danger by Carolyn Keene: A film is being made in River Heights—and there’s sabotage on the set—in this tenth book of the Nancy Drew Diaries, presenting a fresh approach to a classic mystery series.

Nancy’s old friend—and former paralegal to Carson Drew—Alex Burgess is making a movie, and it’s filming in River Heights! On the first day of shooting, Alex invites Nancy, Bess, and George on set for a behind-the-scenes peek at how a movie is made. George is excited for a closer look at the cameras and special effects, while Bess is mostly around to get a glimpse of the film’s leading man: the handsome actor Brian Newsome!

But right before the camera starts rolling there’s an explosion in the catering area. It turns out someone put firecrackers in the coffeemaker. Not too long after that, Brian’s costume is found streaked with blood. Threatening notes also show up scrawled on the scripts: "SHUT IT DOWN OR YOU’LL BE SORRY."

Can Nancy track down the set saboteur before the film’s dangerous final scene? Or will the entire production go up in flames first?