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The Shore Road Mystery

by Franklin W. Dixon

First published
1928
Pages
121
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  1. Stolen Cars

    9:11

  2. Circumstantial Evidence

    11:17

  3. Under Suspicion

    8:24

  4. Out on Bail

    10:11

  5. More Thieving

    10:15

  6. On the Shore Road

    11:47

  7. Gus Montrose

    10:51

  8. The Missing Truck

    10:46

  9. Following Clues

    8:29

  10. The Great Discovery

    7:55

  11. Fish

    8:44

  12. The New Car

    8:46

  13. In the Locker

    8:11

  14. Montrose Again

    9:41

  15. The Suspect

    10:53

  16. Kidnaped

    13:29

  17. The Cave

    8:50

  18. The Auto Thieves

    9:36

  19. Captured

    11:06

  20. Tables Turned

    11:55

  21. At the Farmhouse

    10:46

  22. The Round-Up

    9:55

  23. The Mystery Solved

    9:30

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Cars are disappearing off Shore Road without a trace, and worse, suspicion has fallen on one of the Hardy Boys' own friends. That personal stake drives Frank and Joe into the sixth book of the series, determined to clear an innocent name and expose the real thieves. The trick is figuring out how whole automobiles can vanish from an open road in broad daylight. The brothers work through a lineup of shifty suspects toward an answer that proves cleverer than it first looks. Written in 1928 as by Franklin W. Dixon, it is a brisk, satisfying puzzle from the syndicate's strongest early stretch. Download it free as a PDF and EPUB.

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Franklin W. Dixon

Franklin W. Dixon is a collective pen name created by Edward Stratemeyer's fiction syndicate for the Hardy Boys series, which began in 1927. Several writers worked under it over the decades, most notably the Canadian newspaperman Leslie McFarlane, who ghostwrote the majority of the earliest volumes.

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First published
1928
Reading time
About 3 hours
Pages
121
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
James R. Hedrick