Danger at the Iron Dragon

Written by Carolyn Keene

Book #21 in the Nancy Drew Diaries series

Nancy's Jiu-Jitsu class uncovers a sinister plot. Can she solve it before it's too late?

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224 pages· 37,274 words· Est. 5 hour read· ~690L

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Bookroo's summary

Nancy Drew, along with friends Bess and George, takes Jiu-Jitsu lessons at Iron Dragon MMA. When a dead rat and 'traitor' graffiti appear, Nancy suspects sabotage before a big competition. As she investigates, unexpected dangers arise. Can Nancy outsmart the culprits and protect her friends, or has she finally met her match?

From the publisher

Nancy, Bess, and George’s Jiu-Jitsu lessons turn into a takedown of another sort in the twenty-first book in the Nancy Drew Diaries, a fresh approach to a classic series. After a close call, Mr. Drew insists that if Nancy’s going to be an amateur detective, she needs to be able to defend herself. So Nancy, Bess, and George decide to check out a Jiu-Jitsu class at Iron Dragon MMA. The technique is hard, but before she knows it, Nancy’s having a lot of fun. And then, just as class ends, the students are shaken by a disturbing sight–someone’s left a dead rat on the front desk and spray-painted “traitor” on the wall. With a big competition coming up soon, is a rival academy trying to stir up trouble to throw the Iron Dragon team off their game? Nancy agrees to help the team get to the truth, but as her investigation takes some unexpected and increasingly dangerous turns, has River Heights’s finest sleuth been outmatched?

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