Summary Of Max Fang And Nudge

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Max, Fang and Nudge set off to save Angel from the school. The school is located in California, near Death Valley. Max doesn’t think they’re going fast enough, even though there going 90 mph! After a couple of hours, Nudge brings up something unrelated. When they were rummaging through the papers that Fang had, she saw a file that had her real name, “Monique” and the place “Tispco, Arizona”. Nudge believes that it’s where some of her “real” family is. Max says it’s not worth investigating. I think it actually is worth investigating for Nudge because maybe her parents might have to do something with this. You don’t know. In chapter 13, it changes from Max’s POV to Angel’s POV. Angel wakes up and finds herself in a dog crate. She obviously knows

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