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Hardy Boys 15: The Sinister Signpost | Franklin W. Dixon

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In one of the most dangerous and intriguing cases of their careers, Frank and Joe Hardy help their father investigate a series of mysterious car accidents. Each of the drivers had seen a signpost marked DANGER shortly before his accident. The young detectives investigate, only to discover that the signposts have vanished. The attempted theft of a secret experimental motor and the kidnapping of a famous race horse are part of this thrilling case, which proves to be as sinister as the signposts themselves. From the Hardcover edition.

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The Sinister Sign Post: (The Hardy Boys, #15) | Franklin W. Dixon

“Aunt Gertrude‘s impressive warnings failed to convince the boys that they should remain quietly at home and read a good book instead of going to Spurtown.“ -The Sinister Sign Post

No convertible like the Hardy Boys. I got around on my Sears 3-speed like all tweens in the '70s. Did my traveling then and in 2020 by reading a good book!

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