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Don't Look Behind You Study Guide

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by Lois Duncan
About 68 pages (20,313 words)

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Chapter 4 Summary

The next evening, Max arranges for George to call his wife. After they hang up, Liz informs the children that they will not be returning home on Friday and that April will have to miss the prom. April is angry and upset because it is Steve's senior year so the prom will be his last high school dance. She goes to be alone in a bedroom in what she calls their 'luxurious prison'. The next morning, after Jim brings in a paper, she reads more about her father's involvement in the drug sting operation. She feels like the person being quoted is a stranger, as she could never imagine her father being a physical part of a drug smuggling operation since he is not a risk taker. Liz blames Max for George's involvement.....

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