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COPYRIGHT, 1913, BY - EDWARD STRATEMEYER
INTRODUCTION
The Rover Boys In New York - or - Saving Their Father's Honor - by Arthur M. Winfield
CHAPTER I - THE BOYS AT BRILL
CHAPTER II - ABOUT THE PAST
CHAPTER III - A USELESS HUNT
CHAPTER IV - THE END OF THE "DARTAWAY"
CHAPTER V - TWO VISITORS
CHAPTER VI - THE MISSING BIPLANE
CHAPTER VII - THE SALE OF THE BIPLANE
The Rover brothers—Dick, Tom, and the youngest Sam—have left the quiet of Brill behind, but their bond and zest for adventure remain as strong as ever. Now in their early adulthood, Dick is preparing for marriage while Tom and Sam still chase the thrills of daring schemes. Their camaraderie and quick wit set the stage for a new chapter of escapades.
When a summons brings them to the bustling streets of New York City, the brothers find their father's reputation hanging in the balance. Amid skyscrapers and riverboats, they uncover a tangled web of deceit that threatens to tarnish the family name. Using courage, cleverness, and the loyalty that has always defined them, they race against time to clear his name and protect the honor they hold dear.
Filled with lively dialogue, daring chases, and the charm of early twentieth‑century America, the story captures the spirit of youthful determination set against a vibrant urban backdrop. Listeners will be drawn into the brothers' heartfelt quest, cheering each clever plan and feeling the pulse of the city as they navigate danger and friendship. It’s a timeless adventure that celebrates family, bravery, and the joy of solving a mystery together.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (296K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Jim Weiler
Release date
Feb 1, 2004
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1862–1930
A pioneering publisher and storyteller, Edward Stratemeyer transformed children’s fiction with fast-moving adventure series and an innovative team-based approach to book production. His legacy includes some of the best-known names in juvenile literature, from Tom Swift and the Bobbsey Twins to the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew.
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