"On a tour of the National Aquarium, Nancy finds that murder is the main attraction. The director of the National Aquarium in Baltimore asks Nancy to look into a series of threats against his staff. he especially wants her to talk to the curator Annie Goldwyn, whose stand against industrial pollution has sparked a heated conflict. But before Nancy can meet Annie, the controversial curator meets a violent death! Was Annie about to expose an illegal polluter... or did someone inside the aquarium use the dispute as a cover-up to carry out a personal vendetta? From the exotic aquatic exhibits in Baltimore to the shores of Chesapeake Bay, Nancy looks to close out the case before the sharks close in for another kill." (Back Matter)
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Despite a few slow parts throughout the book, I really liked this plot. I loved that it took place around so many marine animals, although wondering which animal would get hurt next wasn't fun. I guessed one of the culprits fairly quickly, but I didn't figure out the connection until the end. I love it when Nancy Drew books are actually suspenseful like that. (