Angol
Jake has solved two big cases already - and now he is going into business for real. With his dad's help, he builds a treehouse office in the big old oak tree, with stairs that climb right over the fence so clients can walk up from the sidewalk. He paints the sign himself: Eye-Spy Detective Agency. Chief Detective Jake. Assistant Detective Scout. Open for business.
Then he waits. One week. Two weeks. And then the phone rings.
His first client is Suzie, and she is sure her sweetheart Mike is cheating on her - he vanishes three afternoons a week and comes home smelling like another girl's perfume. Jake takes the case for a hundred dollars, buys a fresh roll of film, and starts tailing Mike in a floppy hat and a fake mustache.
What he finds at Sofia's Dance Studio changes everything - and his report, photos and all, earns him a kiss on the cheek that nearly knocks him over.
Book Four of The Jake & Scout Adventures - a funny, big-hearted detective story about honesty, jumping to conclusions, and the bond between a boy and his dog.
