The Hardy Boys Books See The Secret of the Lost Tunnel (Hardy Boys, Book 29) Details
The Secret of the Lost Tunnel (Hardy Boys, Book 29) Reviews
The Hardy Boys Books : The Secret of the Lost Tunnel (Hardy Boys, Book 29) Reviews
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful Civil War Treasure, By This review is from: The Secret of the Lost Tunnel (Hardy Boys, Book 29) (Hardcover) The teaser for this book says "The arduous search is full of surprises that will thrill all fans of the Hardy boys." This book fulfills the promise of the teaser as the Hardy boys encounter some of the most callous and dangerous criminals they have ever faced.This mystery begins with a visit by a General Smith. Moments before General Smith arrives, a man identifying himself as Dr. Bush warns the boys to beware of General Smith. Shortly thereafter a woman calls to warn the boys about Dr. Bush. While the boys are discussing the phone calls a person calling himself General Smith shows up at the Hardy home. The boys are concerned about General Smith's animated behavior and act strangely themselves. The boys' behavior becomes more bizarre when Dr. Bush calls again and Joe Hardy and Chet Morton rush off to see if they can intercept Dr. Bush. After Joe and Chet return, the tension between the boys and General Smith threatens to erupt when Fenton Hardy arrives and greets... Read more 4 of 5 people found the following review helpful A Pretty Good Mystery, By A Customer This review is from: The Secret of the Lost Tunnel (Hardy Boys, Book 29) (Hardcover) This review concerns the original 1950 edition. Frank, Joe and Chet travel to the southern U.S. to help a retired general find a fortune lost during the civil war. This was a really good book; it was well written and had a lot of action. Two things that I liked about this book were that unlike some books where Frank and Joe have little contact with the criminals until the last chapters, in this book they were constantly running into the crooks, also, there was actually a mystery to solve in this book (the location of the treasure), instead of some other volumes where Frank and Joe are merely trying to capture a certain gang. This is a great book all Hardy Boys fans will enjoy. The Secret of the Lost Tunnel, By Paul L. Baker (Colorado Springs, Colorado USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Hardy Boys 29: The Secret of the Lost Tunnel: The Secret of the Lost Tunnel (Kindle Edition) Really fun book! I enjoyed this book a lot. It has a lot of mystery and excitement! Everybody should read this book |
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