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Theodore Boone: The Abduction

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The Book I selected is called “Theodore Boone: The Abduction”. I chose this book because I read the first book in the series and enjoyed it. Before reading this novel, I needed to know the events of the first book and the names and personalities of the characters in the book.
As the story begins, Theo’s friend April is abducted by, we are assuming, an escaped convict distantly related to her family named Jack Leeper. Her mother found her room empty at about three in the morning and she had packed almost nothing, but changed clothes. Theo talked with the police but didn’t know a whole lot. He and his friends then decided to organise a search party to look for April. Theo’s search party found nothing but the next day the police found jack in

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