The cover page is adapted from The Shore Road Mystery, a painting completed in 1928 by Walter S. Rogers. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_S._Rogerswww.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
The Shore Road Mystery
章节(23)
- I: Stolen Cars 0:00
- II: Circumstantial Evidence 9:27
- III: Under Suspicion 21:13
- IV: Out on Bail 29:57
- V: More Thieving 40:26
- VI: On the Shore Road 51:10
- VII: Gus Montrose 1:03:22
- VIII: The Missing Truck 1:14:50
- IX: Following Clues 1:26:22
- X: The Great Discovery 1:35:28
- XI: Fish 1:44:06
- XII: The New Car 1:53:11
- XIII: In the Locker 2:02:30
- XIV: Montrose Again 2:10:58
- XV: The Suspect 2:21:08
- XVI: Kidnaped 2:32:46
- XVII: The Cave 2:47:16
- XVIII: The Auto Thieves 2:56:47
- XIX: Captured 3:07:10
- XX: Tables Turned 3:19:32
- XXI: At the Farmhouse 3:33:00
- XXII: The Roundup 3:44:35
- XXIII: The Mystery Solved 3:54:51
The city of Bayport is at the mercy of a ring of car thieves! Vehicles have been disappearing off of the well-traveled Shore Road for three weeks; eventually, the gang gets bolder and starts moving their sights to the city. With the police and even Fenton Hardy running into dead ends, the town is in an uproar. The ring runs like a well-oiled machine: no one sees the thieves and the cars seemingly disappear into thin air despite patrols on either end of the Shore Road. Incentivized by a victimized friend, the Hardy Boys are determined to bring down the gang … but at what cost?
This is the sixth book of the Hardy boys series, first published in 1928 and then rewritten in 1964. While the author is credited to be Franklin W. Dixon, in reality, Leslie MacFarlane and Edward Stratemeyer are primarily responsible for the original, early volumes, including this one. David Grambs is primarily responsible for writing the revised version. This Standard Ebooks edition is based on the original 1928 text.