No Escape
- ISBN-10
- 0439969050
- ISBN-13
- 9780439969055
- Series
- No Escape
- Category
- Prisoners
- Pages
- 235
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2003
- Publisher
- Markham, Ont. : Scholastic Canada
- Author
- Norah McClintock
Description
When Caleb Drake comes home from prison, nobody in town wants him back. Nobody except Chloe, who has seen the smile that Terri - the young womanthat Caleb supposedly hurt - gives him. Chloe is sure that Caleb didn't do it. The trouble is, how is she going to prove it? Caleb himself is no help at all - in fact, he gets into more scrapes with the law. So it looks like it's up to Chloe to prove hisinnocence. The fifth book in the acclaimed Chloe and Levesque series, featuring the smart talking sleuth with attitude to spare.
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- 2022-05-10
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