The wrong house 6 pdf

Author 8 books followers. Interesting title and a nice light read. This was in a Reader's Digest Condensed book my friend gave me. This was a nice story to read by the pool. Not a bad story. It shows how a couple can have different ideas about what they want and this shows in the story. Hart Drummond is quite happy with his new house but his wife, Frances does not like it.

Another story to fill in time. I want to read more work by this author. Gary Turner. I enjoyed reading this book. Bill Donhiser. The window shades were up.

The family had returned! Well, what bad luck. And what could they do? Break into the cellar that night, and pick up the suitcase? No -- too dangerous. Hogan would have to think of something. Ten minutes later, Mr. Hogan was consulting a telephone directory.

Yes, there it was — Samuel W. Rogers, Plainview A moment later he was talking to the surprised Mr. Rogers — Mr. Samuel Rogers? Hogan cleared his throat. I am Simpson. Nothing like that. But I have something of great importance to talk to you about. On the way back to the house, Mr.

Hogan explained his idea to Mr. Rogers was a small man. Rather insignificant. He had pale blue eyes. Not much of a chin. A funny little face. He was nervous — a badly frightened man. Hogan told the whole story. Somewhat changed. Very much changed. And Mr.

Rogers was surprised, but delighted. He accompanied Mr. Hogan to the cellar. And together they dug up to the suitcase. Took it to the living room, opened it, so that it had not been touched-that it really did hold a small fortune. Bills, bills, bills! Hogan closed the suitcase. The chief wants a report — quick. We have to catch the rest of the robbers.

He picked up the suitcase and rose. Burns also rose. Rogers also rose. The trio walked to the door. Rogers opened in.

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