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thing was certain: The quiet girl owed a lot to Griffin Bing. She’d been a complete loner before he’d recruited her as an electronics expert on one of his operations. She might never have made any friends without him.
    If The Man With The Plan thought this was necessary, that was enough for Melissa.
    From: Melissa
    To: Griffin
    Where do we pick up the package?
    Twenty-five miles to the west, at Camp Ebony Lake, a smiling Griffin texted a response to Melissa.
    From: Griffin
    To: Melissa
    Don’t worry. We deliver.
    He put down his phone and set his mind to the details of Operation Hideout: Phase Two.
    The plan was dead. Long live the plan.

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G ordon Korman’s first four books featuring Griffin Bing and his friends were
Swindle
,
Zoobreak
,
Framed
, and
Showoff
. His other books include
This Can’t be Happening at Macdonald Hall
(published when he was fourteen);
The Toilet Paper Tigers
;
Radio Fifth Grade
; the trilogies Island, Everest, Dive, Kidnapped, and Titanic; and the series On the Run. He lives in New York with his family and can be found on the Web at www.gordonkorman.com .



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    Copyright © 2012 by Gordon Korman.
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    First published by Scholastic Press, an imprint of Scholastic Inc in 2012.

    This electronic edition published by Scholastic Australia Pty Limited in 2013.
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